>>4 This is a great example of Western Euro dog shit thinking. The Western cult of freedom and future-orientated world of progress is so utopian (even in its most moderate liberal form) and unrealizable that those who believe in it are ultimately compelled to destroy the world itself. If what they want is physically impossible, then the world must burn. They tell us not to "look to the past" but their future is simply a banal repeat of American frontier colonialism in which the dog shit Euro has turned himself into a post-human god, a sad regurgitation of manifest destiny.
>>7 Its not just social media companies. Many institutions seem to be structured this way. Society increasingly seems to be set up to force you to socialize in very narrow contexts. Just look at average codes of conduct from employers. A whole host of things, from asking personal questions to dating a co-worker, are now banned. You don't get the girl's number at the office, you meet women on apps only. There's a lot of corporate propaganda that goes into this. Its like how car companies threw their money around to change the infrastructure of cities. From Twitter to Tinder, they have redesigned the internet and now they are throwing money and influence around to reorder the fleshspace.
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