ITT we talk about how petty-bourgeois or full on capitalist we used to be.<span class="spoiler">syndicalism will allow us to continue our consumption and continue the spectacle</span> (me a few years ago)

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Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:32 No.91

ITT we talk about how petty-bourgeois or full on capitalist we used to be.syndicalism will allow us to continue our consumption and continue the spectacle (me a few years ago)

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:37 No.114

I was pretty skeptical of everything even when I was a wee lad. Damn it feels good to be depressed.

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:37 No.116

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&gt&gt130>syndicalism will allow us to continue our consumption and continue the spectacleThis is literally what I believed as well about a few years ago.I think most people who have reached a point similar to mine in their development, that they went through a naive phase in which they believed there would be some great revolution all at once just around the corner and that life would function just as it does now but better.

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:37 No.117

&gt&gt155> that they went through a naive phase in which they believed there would be some great revolution all at once right?! Reading the earlier Marxists makes me believe this too (and I'm still sympathetic to it), but now I just think capitalism will probably kill us all before any meaningful change happens. But you know here's to 15/hr minimum wage!

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:37 No.118

&gt&gt156>but now I just think capitalism will probably kill us all before any meaningful change happens.This so much. Capitalism will make this planet uninhabitable before we ever have global socialism.

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:39 No.131

>we talk about how petty-bourgeois or full on capitalist we used to be.Used to be a full on Libertarian.As many nerds in my teenage years, was pissed that I wasn't popular and girls didn't like me, so I took contrarian positions to my peers in order to justify a superiority complex.Climate Change wasn't real.Smoking doesn't cause cancer.Blacks are genetically stupid. etc etc.When I actually broke out of my shell, got out of high school, got new friends. The need to be a contrarian edgelord faded away and those views quickly dissipated. Within months of actually being in the workforce under the thumb of my beloved "Captains of industry", I was a Socialist.

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:41 No.147

I read the first third of Atlas Shrugged without knowing the context and I liked it. I saw it as a just slightly more grounded version of Gurren Lagann because the story contextualizes itself with that Icarus reinterpretation and I identified with the guy who hated his family. I might have to groan through the rest if I tried it now though because I really couldn't enjoy the Harrison Bergeron episode of My Little Pony.

Comrade 21-12-20 05:25:44 No.173

>tsk, fucking lefties, obviously we need to give all power to the most intelligent and rational people - like me. Unlike everyone else these select few will be able to act in a truly altruistic way, also robots.

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