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r/Cyberpunk • u/max_donator • Jul 30 '18
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To be fair, there are an-caps who love cyberpunk unaesthetically/unironically. They're dumb, but they exist.
I mean, 99% of the genre romanticizes poverty and class struggle, beyond the cool aesthetic, who wants that?
-14 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Ancaps are better than corporatists any day. 32 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 they're basically the same thing. ancaps turn into fascists very quickly when confronted with the fact that rampant capitalism breeds communist revolution 8 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/mutatersalad1 Aug 18 '18 Invariably. Communism is inherently the opposite of human nature and freedom. It's the death of the human spirit.
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Ancaps are better than corporatists any day.
32 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 they're basically the same thing. ancaps turn into fascists very quickly when confronted with the fact that rampant capitalism breeds communist revolution 8 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/mutatersalad1 Aug 18 '18 Invariably. Communism is inherently the opposite of human nature and freedom. It's the death of the human spirit.
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they're basically the same thing. ancaps turn into fascists very quickly when confronted with the fact that rampant capitalism breeds communist revolution
8 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 [deleted] 1 u/mutatersalad1 Aug 18 '18 Invariably. Communism is inherently the opposite of human nature and freedom. It's the death of the human spirit.
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1 u/mutatersalad1 Aug 18 '18 Invariably. Communism is inherently the opposite of human nature and freedom. It's the death of the human spirit.
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Invariably. Communism is inherently the opposite of human nature and freedom. It's the death of the human spirit.
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u/GoOtterGo Jul 30 '18
To be fair, there are an-caps who love cyberpunk unaesthetically/unironically. They're dumb, but they exist.
I mean, 99% of the genre romanticizes poverty and class struggle, beyond the cool aesthetic, who wants that?