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I really can’t see it anon. Can you give examples of things that make people’s lives better in metropolises?
I can’t see how Vienna in the 1900s, Paris in the 20s and NY in the 60s were anything but sleeping and working places for anonymous masses that couldn’t participate in the very small cultural circles of those places
The only difference of today’s cities from those places is that we don’t have any worthwhile cultural production, but that’s an unrelated problem

>ywn live in the timeline where Hitler got Lincoln’d by the Wehrmacht and Jünger became the president of a conservative, nationalist, democratic and pan-European focused Germany, creating a bulwark against Bolshevism and an alternative to ultra-liberalism

Why must we suffer for the sins of those who Power forsook