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7/16/2025, 11:30:01 AM
7/15/2025, 7:15:01 PM
>>715543067
>By 2025 American standards or global?
I guess I got issues then. I like public transit and hold quite green views as I think corpos are raping nature too much. I also think wellfare, healthcare, and housing are basic human rights. Also I'm not racist, and don't like Trump or MAGA.
Maybe that's bit too much for /v/ tho. I guess I'll go to game and draw.
>By 2025 American standards or global?
I guess I got issues then. I like public transit and hold quite green views as I think corpos are raping nature too much. I also think wellfare, healthcare, and housing are basic human rights. Also I'm not racist, and don't like Trump or MAGA.
Maybe that's bit too much for /v/ tho. I guess I'll go to game and draw.
7/5/2025, 4:31:59 AM
Mods will have this shit fixed for pc before you know it
7/1/2025, 2:17:14 PM
>>714162934
Anything that goes against rich elite and/or corporations in any way is communism.
It is strange attitude from Americans, but admiration of the rich and celebrities is core part of their culture. Same with serving corporations and rich overlords, it is seen as privilige and something to be proud about. Hell, they even cheer for their brands when they go to work and it is seen as completely normal. They see lack of happiness for rich as strange and "slippery slope towards socialism". Well most Americans think my country is "very Russian in culture" and 3rd world shithole so I don't really take their opinion seriously.
But it still good thing to keep in mind when discussing with Americans, their culture is just inherently different and doesn't really work with other Western countries.
Anything that goes against rich elite and/or corporations in any way is communism.
It is strange attitude from Americans, but admiration of the rich and celebrities is core part of their culture. Same with serving corporations and rich overlords, it is seen as privilige and something to be proud about. Hell, they even cheer for their brands when they go to work and it is seen as completely normal. They see lack of happiness for rich as strange and "slippery slope towards socialism". Well most Americans think my country is "very Russian in culture" and 3rd world shithole so I don't really take their opinion seriously.
But it still good thing to keep in mind when discussing with Americans, their culture is just inherently different and doesn't really work with other Western countries.
7/1/2025, 2:17:14 PM
>>509216035
Anything that goes against rich elite and/or corporations in any way is communism.
It is strange attitude from Americans, but admiration of the rich and celebrities is core part of their culture. Same with serving corporations and rich overlords, it is seen as privilige and something to be proud about. Hell, they even cheer for their brands when they go to work and it is seen as completely normal. They see lack of happiness for rich as strange and "slippery slope towards socialism". Well most Americans think my country is "very Russian in culture" and 3rd world shithole so I don't really take their opinion seriously.
But it still good thing to keep in mind when discussing with Americans, their culture is just inherently different and doesn't really work with other Western countries.
Anything that goes against rich elite and/or corporations in any way is communism.
It is strange attitude from Americans, but admiration of the rich and celebrities is core part of their culture. Same with serving corporations and rich overlords, it is seen as privilige and something to be proud about. Hell, they even cheer for their brands when they go to work and it is seen as completely normal. They see lack of happiness for rich as strange and "slippery slope towards socialism". Well most Americans think my country is "very Russian in culture" and 3rd world shithole so I don't really take their opinion seriously.
But it still good thing to keep in mind when discussing with Americans, their culture is just inherently different and doesn't really work with other Western countries.
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