/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Even Sonic himself is telling you to get out.

>>44946591
>Capitalism is non-Otaku
Otaku culture wouldn't be possible without capitalism. Hikkineets would be made to work 12 hour shifts in a factory in a socialist country and would be barely surviving farming dirt under some other system.

>>44946631
The essence of capitalism is to create desires within individuals in order to standardize them by creating a prototype universal being, the essence of otaku culture is equivalent to alternative existence and structural non-conformism.

>>44946591
Who is the retard that made this crap?

>>44946650
>the essence of otaku culture is equivalent to alternative existence and structural non-conformism.
No it's being shunned for liking little girls and anime girls. Also buying up anything with your waifu on it and collecting miniature figurines and other trinkets.

>>44946668
You're talking about the comet's tail. Why is the otaku rejected? Because society exercises a neurotypical authoritarian domination opposing neuroatypicality, all in imbrication with capitalism, given that the latter needs functional individuals to inflate capital. The otaku is rejected by the capitalist system, and becomes a revolutionary in his escape from reality. Otaku culture is an anti-capitalist essence undercover with a capitalist appearance that does not conform to its true core identity.

Otaku Society and it's Future

>>44946631
>Hikkineets would be made to work 12 hour shifts in a factory
always love being threatened with what I'm already doing

>>44946591
What did Blink-182 do to you?

>>44946650
>The essence of capitalism is to create desires within individuals in order to standardize them by creating a prototype universal being
1: That's not capitalism, that's corporatism.
2: Just... man, shut the fuck up. Get out of /jp/ and gb2 reddit. I hate massive corporations too but you are a huge fucking faggot, every single one of you "muh post-capitalist society" retards is a faggot

>>44946736
The otaku is a shut in materialist that is shunned by society for having weird kinks, unhealthy eating habits and low to no social cues who uses escapism in the form of Japanese media and entertainment and forms delusional one sided relationships with anime girls or Japanese idols.

>>44946792
Also janny please purge this thread, remember to sage

>>44946792
>corporatism
Mussolini died in 1945 and corporatism died with him

Why are Sonic fans?

What the actual fuck is this image? I'd ask if it was AI generated but nothing is melting together and you can read all the text.

>>44946851
Singapore says hi.

>>44946591
deleuze is fucking trash, you can't be otaku over trash

>>44946851
Genuine question, when did this meme start? The classical economists accepted it as a function of capitalism, as did every post-classical economist I know of. The Catholic Church even came up with distributism as a non-capitalist economic system with free enterprise and no corporations. Yet somewhere along the lines, distributists decided to go "but that's not REAL capitalism, REAL capitalism is the system our anceators invented as an alternative to capitalism". It seems very strange to me.

>>44946908
>"but that's not REAL capitalism, REAL capitalism is the system our anceators invented as an alternative to capitalism".
Fascism: applied Syndicalism (Socialized Trade Unions) within the confines of the Nation-State.
Corporatism doesn't mean business corporations.
Corporatism means official guilds or syndicates and state ran checks and balances on industry, its syndicalism with more state involvement. There are no corporatist economies in the 21st century anywhere in the world, it was an early 20th century idea that never fully saw fruition because it was associated with fascism and third positionist movements.
Fascism is, to some extent, pragmatic socialism.
With some understanding of what fascism is. Marxists have since the moment Italian Fascism appeared been trying to come to grips about what it actually historically is. The shit you see about how fascism is capitalism in decay makes literally no sense even within their own framework. That argument has been used since the 1920's and 30's. They fail to even understand the socialist doctrine that fascism came from.
Both fascism and anarcho-communism both have their philosophical origins in Sorelian syndicalism.

>>44946921
Anon, I was talking about capitalism as it exists today.

>>44946930
>capitalism as it exists today.
Can best be shown as pic related.

>>44946898
The Otaku are the children of postmodernity, Deleuze is the incarnation of this so-called postmodernity, like most of the authors of French theory, what could be more otaku than the theory of movement? What's more otaku than its relationship with the concept of particularism and marginality? What could be more otaku than the schizo-analytic interpretation of the world detailed in Anti-Oedipus? What could be more otaku than his notion of “becoming”?

>>44946908
>when did this meme start?
Mid to late Cold War, I believe. When criticising capitalism got you labelled a red, even if you were doing it from a pre-Enlightenment style of conservatism, like Tolkien.

>>44946792
>that's not capitalism, that's corporatism
corporatism IS a form of capitalism, get it straight. the multinational conglomerate is no less capitalist than the small business.

>>44946954
>The Otaku are the children of postmodernity
"a Japanese word that describes people with consuming interests" - consumerism existed since invention of fictional stories and basic shape painting, arguably

>Deleuze is the incarnation of this so-called postmodernity, like most of the authors of French theory
Okay
>what could be more otaku than the theory of movement?
>What's more otaku than its relationship with the concept of particularism and marginality?
>What could be more otaku than the schizo-analytic interpretation of the world detailed in Anti-Oedipus?
>What could be more otaku than his notion of “becoming”?
Apples in oranges market, unless you want to say that schizoanalysis is good only for consumption and is abhorrent for production (I'd agree, hahaha)

If you want to take obscurationists in a comprehensible way then take the basic concepts you work with seriously

how many boards are you going to post this on?

>>44946966
>>44946977
Most social movements got infiltrated and captured by financial institutions and corporations to neuter them. That's why modern "leftist" movement exclusively promotes inconsequential identity politics that never threaten the upper echelons of power.

It actually blows my mind how easily leftists were coaxed into sucking corporate dick. Occupy WallStreet was great. A protest against corporatocracy, inequality, and division. All it took was six years for big business and big tech to turn their haters into the biggest simps.
All they had to do was act like they care about social issues and pop culture.
- Look, we made our rainbow logo! We're so progressive! Buy our shit!
- Look, we made a statement about Relevant Social Issue #4829! We're so progressive! Buy our shit!
- Look, Baby Yoda loves our product! You should buy it! May the Force be with you, am I right? Haha!
And once they had the leftists in their bottomless pockets, they turned them into pro-corporate and pro-censorship just by saying "conservative bad."
Then leftists have the NERVE to complain about class inequality.
The modern left has become extremely authoritative.

>>44946977
I meant more along the lines of "Corporatocracy" as >>44946921 pointed out I used a bit of a misnomer.

Yeah you're right regardless of the size or kind of business it's capitalism. But corporations are much more likely to "create desires within individuals in order to standardize them by creating a prototype universal being". Do you really think the guy who owns a seasonal ice cream stand is lobbying politicians and spending billions trying to meddle with culture itself?

>>44946984
Distributism isn't leftist either. It was generally pushed by organisations so conservative they spent the better half of the 19th century skipping the French Revolution and its aftermath, which means it doesn't map at all to contemporary left/right politics.