Digital Culture - The Rise of Identity Seeking

Today we have 100's of cultures participating in 1,000's of digital cultures online. The sense of a shared community on a local level is just not as strong as it used to be. The shared belief structure we once benefited from, such as Christian values in the west, now seems fractured in comparison.
What we are left with, is a void where something once was. An unconscious desire to find comfort in belonging to a group we identify with, since we lack the feeling of belonging in our own communities.

/pol/ style libertarians, the neomodernist kind that wants to become beyond being describable by single words, seek anonymity entirely to remain pure and clean from identarian politics. It's when people fly Nazi flags do we get a bad name.

>>135202184
oh, you mean like /pol/

>>135202645
Occasionally I find a /pol bro here that really gets me. Who I really am in my heart, family.

What's your point OP? You want to become a father?

>>135203397
Yes /pol/ is an example of a digital culture. If you were to meet up with individuals in your community that also visit /pol/ you would feel a closer connection to them because of the shared culture.

>>135203803
I am attempting to find a deeper understanding about how the world is evolving the way it is. One of the areas involves the rise in nationalism/identity. To solve a problem, you must first understand it, or else you will not understand the solution.