Socially left view history as an arrow pointing in one direction: forward. If a negative change occurs, for example the loss of some prior tradition, this isn't attributed to a contingent and reversible cultural shift but the unfolding of a new truth that can't be unseen.
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Replying to @jackfruitstaken @sinistrallean and
A conservative position typically emphasizes the return of a missing piece by means of the will of the collective against the forces of history. Leftists think that although a conservative movement can make headway, it can only create something new, and frustrate its own purpose.
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Replying to @bog_beef @sinistrallean and
That's my impression of the learned right as well. Most people don't have views that completely tack one way or the other, and most conservatives (like Ben) are right-liberal
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Abortion fits fairly neatly into a vulgar left-liberal narrative of the liberating march of capitalist rationalism and a right-liberal narrative of capitalist-rationalist overreach.
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