right-wingers

Edit - there's a reason Hayek is more frequently cited by right-wingers and libertarians than by economists.

Most of these SJWs are left-wing so any right-wingers like Conservatives get targeted and driven out of the industry.

So far, they're somewhat narrow in focus - Ricochet for right-wingers, Ello for drag queens, etc.

They tend to take what those fringe right-wingers say as representative of the entire country.

In the US, left-wingers are less likely to actually go vote than right-wingers.

Some right-wingers in Japan are attempting to maintain their traditions, but the rest of the population either couldn't care less, or has fully embraced western culture.

Opposition to contraceptive availability by right-wingers doesn't take into account the higher cost of not providing these services because that isn't as important as their moral crusade.

Young right-wingers I've met (and I understand this sample to be anecdotal) are mainly concerned with keeping the size of government small and taxes low.

I've yet to hear of any right-wingers criticise the Koch brothers.

> Marijuana is a gateway-drug The gateway drug theory has been discredited, doesn't stop right-wingers bringing it out at every opportunity though.

People are correct to freak out when someone targets another person by digging into their private lives, the problem is a lot of tech journalists have gotten away with this, especially when the founders or entrepreneurs in question have been libertarians or right-wingers.

While I'd probably agree with your implied view that Assange is "of the left", his political views don't align completely with many of the principles that right-wingers think the left holds.

I'm not at all convinced that it does any such thing, but in any case it's a long way from "Pinker wrote one book that some wealthy right-wingers might find comforting" to "Pinker's writing career is built on comforting wealthy right-wingers".

Their methodology is to to take the official government numbers (unemployment, inflation, whatever) and add an arbitrary constant to it to make the numbers more attractive to right-wingers so that they'll fork over the annual fee to get "the real story." I'm not exaggerating, that's their entire shtick.

Thus far: Who loves me: - Right-wingers.