jk I'm all about that bread @danishcookies@computerfairi.es

@cambrian_era How would it matter? Let's say that particular person didn't do it. Would it make you hate the rich less?

@cambrian_era It's a crime it's not a crime. Does it really matter in the end? Would it change the fact that they are an oppressive class? Would that change the fact that the system is completely rigged?

@cambrian_era It's more like "this oppressive class is a bane to our society in its very existence. No point in nit picking every fringe decisions they do. They need to be eradicated regardless."

@cambrian_era It's not like it does not matter. It's just that it's perfectly fine to be cynical towards rich people. There's positive nihilism too.

@cambrian_era Rich people is an oppressive class. They totally deserve to be cynically judged.

@cambrian_era I hardly think of "Oh, gee, you weren't aware the rich were bad?" as cynical and more like a fact. I honestly doubt rich people deserve the benefit of the doubt.

@cambrian_era Tbh most often the belief that rich people may not do harm given their power dynamics is kind of a privilege or some form of indoctrination.

@cambrian_era Not to say this sentiment isn't true, but like "rich people are bad" isn't exactly just a "suspicion"

@Pixley People do love to frame fascism nowadays as "radical change or violence" rather than specifically ethnic cleansing, privatization of industries and totalitarianism.

I don't give a shit even if Asian people designed this. This is definitely fucking made to appeal to white people.

I don't mean this as a personal preference. Just this weird trope that comes into existence in white people media.

I'll never understand what's with white people and how they think durian and kimchi smell? I mean I like to eat neither of those but to think it smells is just kinda weird.