Posted BY: |Allan J. Feifer
Twenty-five years ago, I told a friend that we would likely bear witness to the acceptance and even protection of several abhorrent social or political practices. That came true, but it didn’t stop there. We’ve witnessed a disturbing sea change in how we view these new social norms — norms at which we once shook our heads. How could I have predicted this? I simply recognized the downward trajectory of what used to be considered normal to surmise what could be next.
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During the 1980s and 1990s, the social norms listed below were largely unacceptable; eventually the practices became mainstream through the strident promotion by activists and ineffective pushback by traditional institutions:
- Open homosexuality, coupled with the very public promotion of the lifestyle
- Gay Marriage
- Transgenderism
- Sex by consenting children with young adults
- Open Borders
- Anti-Capitalism
- The acceptance of recreational drug use as acceptable behavior
- Rampant crime and reduced punishment
- Society no longer requires work to live
- Single-parent constructs as equal to two-parent families
