ChairmanAtreides [he/him]

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  • ChairmanAtreides [he/him]tomusic*Permanently Deleted*
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    3 years ago

    I listened to a ton of Have A Nice Life recently and it rocks but also is too depressing to listen to as much as I do sometimes.

    The I Put A Spell on You cover by CCR was also playing in my head a ton yesterday and it rocks

    Finally listened to To Pimp a Butterfly since someone I know told me to and I listened to Good Kid, m.A.A.d City since a different friend told me to and I gotta say I prefer good kid, m.A.A.d city





  • idk I feel like I can wholeheartedly want Justice :maduro-katana-1: : :maduro-katana-2: to be served to the bloodthirsty ghouls who run this empire but a vast majority of the people I know and love who live in the empire hate the empire and are kind, sweet people whose deaths won't bring justice at all.

    I know dismantling the empire will bring suffering of some sort to those living within and without, but to actively strive for the suffering of the masses of the empire seems like impotent rage imo

    Our end goal is liberation, not the suffering that can occur along the way. I feel like when people keep going back to ironic statements about the suffering and jokingly act like they look forward to the suffering, it can potentially reflect how right-wingers reinforce and indoctrinate into people their violent beliefs through memes. Obviously we're different from right-wingers and they actively salivate for day-of-the-rope type stuff, but it doesn't help if our posting patterns follow similar patterns


  • Commie: I’d prefer if you were the one that was dead instead

    I don't think that's what the OP is referring to here. I would assume it's moreso about jokes etc for mass violence against entire countries (Sink England, nuke America etc) that come across as insensitive and frankly weird/gross unless you understand the irony/context behind it and can assume the random person posting on a niche internet forum is joking and doesn't actually want mass suffering










  • I don't think that's necessarily it. If the people have lost faith in the central organizer of their surplus product it can be very akin to being alienated from your work under capitalism. While whether or not the USSR (Big Other bless it's memory) produced commodities or not, an aspect of Estranged Labor was that "the object which labor produces – labor’s product – confronts it as something alien, as a power independent of the producer." If someone has no say over their production and feels it falls into a corrupted system full of graft and irrationality, some aspects of Capitalist alienation may arise.

    Though like you say a campaign to reduce corruption at a massive scale to inspire faith in economic planners again would have been key