>>750231404
it's got shit composition but it's accurate

>>750231404
Pretty accurate. Played some Pax Autocratica, about to start Ace Combat 8 (pirated it because denuvo). I'm starting to feel in the mood for some sokoban game too. Certainly can't complain about not having enough vidya to play.

PC vegans literally can't stop thinking about meat eaters

Nobody anticipated that the true victims of this irony would be the elite rather than the bourgeoisie.
The avant-garde did not know they were running their heads not against walls but against open doors, that a unanimous success would prove that they were about to express a new mass spirit or the spirit of the time.
Particularly significant in this respect was the reception given Brecht's Dreigroschenoper in pre-Hitler Germany.

The play presented gangsters as respectable businessmen and respectable businessmen as gangsters.
The irony was somewhat lost when respectable businessmen in the audience considered this a deep insight into the ways of the world and when the mob welcomed it as an artistic sanction of gangsterism.

The theme song in the play, "Erst kommt das Fressen, dann kommt die Moral," was greeted with frantic applause by exactly everybody, though for different reasons.

The mob applauded because it took the statement literally; the bourgeoisie applauded because it had been fooled by its own hypocrisy for so long that it had grown tired of the tension and found deep wisdom in the expression of the banality by which it lived; the elite applauded for the great fun of the unmasking of hypocrisy.

The effect of the work was the exact opposite of what Brecht had sought by it.
The bourgeoisie could no longer be shocked; it welcomed the exposure of its hidden philosophy, whos popularity proved they had been right all along, so that the only political result of Brecht's "revolution" was to encourage everyone to discard the uncomfortable mask of hypocrisy and to accept openly the standards of the mob.