>DUDE WHAT IF WALMART WAS THE GOVERNMENT LMAO
Any Ancap kinos?
DUDE WHAT IF WALMART WAS THE GOVERNMENT LMAO
Tyler Richardson
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Connor Brooks
Idiocracy, blade runner (both), maybe Alien
Ethan Ortiz
The Road Warrior
Ryan Reyes
Wall-e
Elijah Evans
mad max road warrior
Cooper Gutierrez
This but with more death and suffering
Connor Walker
>alien
>implying any mega corporation would spend resources exploring space without any certainty of profit or mineral resources
Alexander Diaz
The original Rollerball. It's a simultaneous commentary on how violent and mindless our entertainment is getting and commentary on 70's corporate culture.
Levi Flores
The government essentially IS Walmart. Are there any studies on what percentage of social program dollars end up being spent at Walmart? I’d guess at least 30% of welfare goes there
Dylan Peterson
The only good parts are the rollerball sequences and scenes with John Houseman.
Noah Perez
Corporate welfare or the bad kind?
Mason Bell
Outland. Sean Connery is a Sherriff on a mining colony owned and operated by a mega corporation. It was made the same year as Alien so it has that same 70s tech future aesthetic going.
Logan Bailey
what about the remake?
Jackson Sanchez
Battlefield Earth.
John Harris
THX 1138
Jonathan Ward
I was referring to neetbux/social security and that sort of thing. If you count corporate welfare I’d bet Walmart’s share actually goes down, even though they must get a lot
Aiden Cox
An absolute picardy
Jonathan Watson
they are all the bad kind you filthy statist
William Lewis
Haven't seen it, hear it's terrible, pretty sure it doesn't involve mega-corporations running the world.
Lincoln Foster
out of all utopian ideologies this is the shittiest that includes ones where we're everyone is equal or no more jews
Christopher Allen
Aren’t they shipping stuff in Alien? I thought they were truckers or something, definitely not explorers.
Grayson Hernandez
The thing about movies about such ideologies is that it is extremely difficult to portray the ideology exactly as it is written down. There are many movies listed in this thread that are more oligarchies or forms of corporate dictatorships (corporatism does not necessarily mean "rule by corporations", but instead rule by a group that does not always have to be a business of sorts), not so much "anarcho-capitalism". Another issue is that these political ideologies always branch out into something else when put into practice. That's why the "communism can work we just haven't REALLY tried it yet" and "we haven't tried communism CORRECTLY yet" are arguments tossed about. Any anarcho-capitalist society will devolve into something else, same as how the Chinese are devolving into vicious corporatism right before our eyes.
Jaxson Brown
pleb
Carson Bell
Avatar
Jonathan Taylor
>futures full of conquest and technological wonders that defies the imagination
Even when making dystopias, leftists can't help their own cause
Juan Wright
The ancap ideal is just the Gilded age. When people were paid in monopoly money to use at the company store on their five minute break from coal-mining, before Pinkertons Gatling-gunned their shack for sighing too loudly and fomenting dissent.
For all the bullshit complaining that goes on nowadays, the era before basic consumer and worker protections was a nightmare and quite honestly There Will Be Blood is extraordinarily tame.Problem is, everyone has to be a radical wingcuck and the only two acceptable viewpoints on labor relations are giving morons 30 an hour to spit on peoples burgers, or signing away your freedom to a Zaibatsu because socialism makes Ben Shapiro sad
Bentley Brown
>>DUDE WHAT IF WALMART WAS THE GOVERNMENT LMAO
people who say this shit have no idea what ancap is
Juan Baker
Mad Max
Jaxon Johnson
mad max
Tyler Turner
Alien series
Hudson White
>people would never try to make money if there was risk involved
Christian Wright
The Road