The world that I live in doesn't see much of these things. They're tangential almost hypothetical. My world is financial and economics, populated by highly educated people with advanced degrees in business and finance. We're not seeing day-to-day much of what you're seeing. The only thing I've seen is ESG nonsense, that I've publicly spoken out about IRL, and we've been buying assets like coal powered plants and oil fields others are selling for non economic reasons. DEI isn't really a thing here, and we're pretty immune to all the culture war stuff.
A lot of what I heard about the far left came from sources I didn't trust. Sorry, much of the right wing is full of shit too! What got me were two things, the left's reaction to Oct 7 and immigration. I was disgusted by the far left's reaction to the slaughter of Israelis. I didn't realize how awful our education system had become. In my world of numbers and equations, we don't see that stuff. As for immigration, I've posted here before about my handicapped brother who has lived on the street and can no longer live on his own because Trudeau's insane immigration policies have led to skyrocketing rents.
But the tipping point recently has been guys whom I respect like Marc Andreeson coming out and saying that "no this shit was real and it was bad." So I started thinking that if this shit really is true, what else have I been ignoring or dismissing simply because I didn't trust the source?