It's time to decide what's worse, lit

[Anonymous No.14556003]

commie blocks or corpo cubes?

[Anonymous No.14556013]

>>14556003
A false dichotomy

[Anonymous No.14556034]

>tfw live in one and work in another

[Anonymous No.14556038]

>>14556013
why? they pretty clearly represent the values of two diametrically opposed systems

[Anonymous No.14556047]

>>14556003
i prefer the oppressive yet brutally honest commie block aesthetic to the plastic and saccharine post-modern corpo cube, frankly

[Anonymous No.14556049]

>>14556003
I have both

[Anonymous No.14556050]

>>14556003
Neither. I am happy in my non-american suburb, with local shops and stores. Not a single soulless multinational building or a boring commie block.

[Anonymous No.14556064]

>>14556050
i guess its true non americans cant read

[Anonymous No.14556087]

>>14556003
honestly commie blocks.
as bad as the corpo shit is you can choose not to see it
living in a commie block is a constant misery

[Anonymous No.14556090]

>>14556087
> living in a commie block is a constant misery
why?

[Anonymous No.14556098]

>>14556038
Aesthetics represent values. How can two values be different and result in the same aesthetic? The ideologies are not nearly as opposed as they seem.

[Anonymous No.14556121]

>>14556098
as this anon >>14556047 stated there are subtle differences in the level of intent behind both design philosophies, and that's just one example

[Anonymous No.14556135]

>>14556049
>>14556034
truly the worst timeline

[Anonymous No.14556180]

>>14556121
And I re-iterate, it is largely a false dichotomy. The biggest differences between left and right are the seasons, the upkeep, and the photo editing.

For one thing, you're trying to compare systems of governance, but the architects of each set of buildings trace almost the exact same philosophical origins. The Bauhaus school was in close communication with Vkhutemas. They all follow roughly the same set of philosophers. You want to make a distinction between the individualized and the socialized implementation of materialism. But the error of the idea that leads to this aesthetic collapse is neither in the individualization nor the socialization, but in the materialism. It's a false dichotomy. The right is more brutal but gives the advantage of making clear the lie. The left is easier to live in, but only because it is better about hiding the lie.