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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I mean, that's what most socialist states did. The Soviet Union, post-Mao China, and all the Warsaw Pact countries were all pretty culturally conservative, excluding the practice of replacing traditional religion with communism. 

Homosexuality was considered a mental illness, and women's rights were often much worse in the Eastern Bloc, with only a token appearance in some committees with no real power, and institutional sexism preventing a single female head of state from arising in any one-party socialist country in history. 

Even in the West, a lot of the working classes support measures against unbridled capitalism, and restricting the influence and power of the wealthy. But they often remain somewhat culturally and socially conservative, which only pisses them off against champagne socialists more concerned with immigrant rights and LGBT issues. 

Not to say that those issues shouldn't be talked about, but that politicians need to remain in touch with their electorate, and when they don't its not a surprise that they get voted out of office.
gpt
Look, we could have economic reform but then what about the child drag shows?!