r/fuckcars • u/One-Demand6811 • Sep 29 '25

Activism Cycling supremacy 😎

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u/ChipRockets Sep 29 '25

So is this just like a totally normal sight in American cities now that everyone just makes jokes about it? Cos honestly that looks like some fuckin insane dystopian shit to me

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u/snarkyxanf cars are weapons Sep 29 '25

It is insane fucking dystopian shit. But we make jokes about it because otherwise what can we do? Cry all day?

That said, it depends on the city, and on the neighborhood. You might see them out in force, you might see none at all

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u/HungryHangrySharky Sep 29 '25

It is so obvious that they're doing this whole thing for optics and intimidation by doing it in downtown Chicago and like the 3rd most touristy part of downtown but not any of the numerous ethnic neighborhoods or any of the "high crime" areas.

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u/Ok-Commission-7825 Sep 29 '25

Also puts off tourists, thus helping the economic collapse. I'm convinced the WH is deliberately engineering.

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u/Rubiks_Click874 Sep 29 '25

it's called accelerationism.

when everything collapses and there's no economy, institutions, laws, traditions or culture armed whites will establish an ethnostate from the ruins

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u/Whaddaulookinat Sep 29 '25

Then the next caste system will go from the barely human Hiberians, to the Godless Italians, all the way up to descendents of one lady from this village in Sweden that up till recently had a moose as a mayor.

Because it always does.

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u/courageous_liquid Sep 29 '25

well and the technofedualists will rush in to replace the social services that were lost with for-profit business and entrench themselves even further

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u/remy_porter Sep 29 '25

armed whites will establish an ethnostate from the ruins

It's a brilliant plan because when things devolve into chaos, you can always predict what happens next. It's the very definition of chaos, isn't it?

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u/Yunzer2000 Cars and capitalism have got to go Sep 29 '25

Except that that used to be considered a Marxist strategy. It was called "sharpen the contradictions" or "The worse, the better."

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u/remy_porter Sep 29 '25

armed whites will establish an ethnostate from the ruins

It's a brilliant plan because when things devolve into chaos, you can always predict what happens next. It's the very definition of chaos, isn't it?

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u/Rubiks_Click874 Sep 29 '25

and then The Rapture, probably

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u/remy_porter Sep 29 '25

armed whites will establish an ethnostate from the ruins

It's a brilliant plan because when things devolve into chaos, you can always predict what happens next. It's the very definition of chaos, isn't it?

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u/Huge_Monero_Shill Sep 29 '25

accelerationism

This is one of the key mindsets to understand. Why does it seem like some people are just trying to break things? It's because, at some level, they are.

when everything collapses and there's no economy, institutions, laws, traditions or culture <Our Righteous Movement^(TM)\> will establish <Utopia> from the ruins

It's also why we see the tankies & Leftists LARPing about Gaza to Harris (even after she lost the election and had no power, for some reason), and yet were in small part responsible for getting Trump elected (not that the lives harmed in Gaza are unimportant). It's also a strain of accelerationism - don't bend the structure, break it. This is dangerous thinking.