car "accidents"
Petscop: "that's a dead kid"
It s not an accident, this social murder is by design, so the bourgeoisie can attain max profits and max surplus worker deaths to keep the workforce liquid and easy to exploit
car "accidents"
Petscop: "that's a dead kid"
It s not an accident, this social murder is by design, so the bourgeoisie can attain max profits and max surplus worker deaths to keep the workforce liquid and easy to exploit
I think it's kind of funny that Mad Max is held as this apocalypse scenario that we will one day reach instead of a state that's already here every day en masse and it's car based infrastructure.
But maybe I just think that because I watch too many car dashboard video compilations, who knows.
The post-apocalyptic hell-scape hypothesized by Mad Max boils down to "What if we ran out of gas?" It is originally a reaction to the OPEC Cartel and the sudden spike in petroleum and heating oil prices internationally. This was followed closely by a rise in violent crime (almost certainly caused by leaded gasoline fumes by hey who is really asking?) that inspired a decade of urban apocalypse fantasies in mass media.
The modern IRL hell-scape is far more in line with The Running Man, Total Recall, or Escape From New York than Mad Max. Our resources remain fairly abundant. But a combination of media cartels and police brigades now segregate society into component parts, forcing competition-at-gunpoint among the proletariat for the amusement of the petite bourgeois and the enrichment of the new aristocratic class.
Jesus Christ, man. Watch literally anything but that shit.