Fine, 98% of the population would like to see increased economic development. The point is that you would be very hard pressed to find any issue in American politics less controversial. Degrowth is incredibly fringe. You wouldn't even get 10% at a Bernie Sanders rally to agree.
Pointing to the unibomber is hardly a great way to prove the position is mainstream.
I started with your latter point because it was just so absurd. I didn't ignore "deregulation", that was what the entire rest of my comment was about.
It might be absurd to you, but clearly not absurd to the authors who have tried to address some of these explicitly. In any case, I leave it between you and the authors to hash out a left-accelerationist agenda—I am out of here as a simpleton reader.
Pointing to the unibomber is hardly a great way to prove the position is mainstream.
I started with your latter point because it was just so absurd. I didn't ignore "deregulation", that was what the entire rest of my comment was about.