If you go by online, popularity, yes, a lot of people do want to erase history in favor of feelings. That can be your opinion too.
> Broadly popular
Are they? Or are the loudest voices asymmetrically affecting discourse?
> This is not the work of a shadowy cabal
And how would you know if it was? What would the clues be? If you were in a bubble that was designed to impart an informal religious view (and it is a religion sometimes, just one with a screen instead of a book) that encompass politics and morality, how would you know?
> Broadly popular
Are they? Or are the loudest voices asymmetrically affecting discourse?
> This is not the work of a shadowy cabal
And how would you know if it was? What would the clues be? If you were in a bubble that was designed to impart an informal religious view (and it is a religion sometimes, just one with a screen instead of a book) that encompass politics and morality, how would you know?