/lit/ - Literature

>>15236937
>is not a monolith, but they are not predominant
Here you go. If you say "The Right", people assume you mean those that are predominat on the right. Sure there will be some anti-consumerists on the right, but predominantly The Right will be a force for consumerism as long as Angloids keep dominating the globe.

Also correct me if I´m wrong, but it seems to me that the right wing anti-consumerists on the right tend to care more about the aesthetics of it rather than the entire substance. Like if you switch modern soiboi for 1950s American ad where the gender roles and race are the way they should be, then majority of them will forgot that there were any problems with consumerism at all. Look at the non-aesthetic aspects of anti-consumerism, how many of these people are calling global warming a hoax, how many of them protest closing shops because of corona, how many of them want to abolish industrial farming? What policies do they have apart from blocking off Chinese exports?

>>15237039
Yes, redditors are not consuming reddit they "are" reddit. The platform itself is merely a tool for creation, not a product to be devoured.