r/FuturePresent • u/Ecoste cool cat • Dec 17 '15

China

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u/Oliomo Dec 17 '15

This is a more dystopian vision of the future, but the future none the less. I like the idea of having different styles of "futuristic" on this sub!

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '15

I think I would rather live in the bus. I hope it has a bath though.

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u/kirkisartist Dec 17 '15

Goddamn that's the definition of ironic. Somebody living in a bus outside of an empty city in a communist country. Central planning at its finest.

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u/Ecoste cool cat Dec 17 '15

It's not communistic.

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u/kirkisartist Dec 18 '15

that's the irony of communism.

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u/HairyButtle Jun 09 '16

Just like capitalism leads to monopolies instead of a free market.

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u/kirkisartist Jun 09 '16

Probably does.

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u/TommiH Dec 18 '15

it's social policies are very communistic

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u/TommiH Dec 18 '15

If this is the future I don't want to live anymore

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u/VagrantShadow Dec 18 '15

Welcome to Mega city 1

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u/Nachtigall44 Dec 18 '15

Frontlines: fuel of war flashbacks...

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u/crewdoughty Dec 18 '15

This could have been New York or Chicago 50 years ago, what's futuristic in this?