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>>18680544
It's all a game of aesthetics. When atheists were in-vogue in the early 2000s, they came off as cool educated guys dunking on rednecks and pedo priests. Then they started losing favour when their aesthetic transformed into
>rainbow-haired, vitriolic, out-of-shape fatasses scream very loudly about something while being very smug about it.
Granted, their predecessors were pretty smug, but they weren't rainbow-haired, limp-wristed fatsos. Who wants to associate with them? You can extrapolate this to Left vs. Right in the modern age and why conservatism/traditionalism is gaining popularity. People just don't want to associate with the aesthetic of progressives, they look and sound too cringe, even if they espouse things which past ages have considered to be noble. In other words, the LGBTXYSNFDLKNFLKFGN and third-wave feminists are what's killing atheism's optics.