Im trying to find a photo thats similar to this but looks much less appealing aka globalization in a nutshell...

BINGO! there you are. I missed you.

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desu this isnt the one but it will do its pretty damn similar, but the other one i was looking for was a bit uglier, cheers user

Pictures and sights like this make me want to kill myself. Corporations ruin everything.

now you gunna use it to shipost about america, huh?
I'll get mine in now:
cunt

Kill yourself, commie.

it makes innawoods look pretty nice

Its all fast food and gas stations. Souless pic if you ask me

There's an an attempt to advert your attention
with some enticement.

Do you mean capitalism in a nutshell?

Middle America A E S T H E T I C

literally every other highway exit in the southern united states

>Not worshipping Jew loving corporations that sell out the white race is communism

K faggot enjoy your greasy big Mac made by the same wetback hands that molested your daughter

>chimping and grunting

not just south, you can pretty much find an area that looks exactly like this in any state

Kinda cool looking in a way. My city looks kinda shitty like this pic in some areas. All the shabby strip malls kinda have a cool aesthetic.

less appealing than this?

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>Google streetview London, NYC, LA.

We have to go back.

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Hard to know, send a pic when the flood dries out.

Why do burgers pay so much for diesel?

Yes! And we can! It is the ONLY way. Otherwise, technology and its logical consequences (globalization, big government, surveillance society etc. etc.) will swallow up everything.

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>asks for pics of globalization
>gets roads lined with small businesses

Yes, but this is obviously a shooped up shot. Any tourist brochure has images like this, then you go there and see reality.

Not that there aren't pleasant streets in reality, but they don't look quite so 'perfect'

>Any tourist brochure has images like this, then you go there and see reality.
It's pretty much the same as the picture. There are tens of thousands of villages like this in Europe.

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those are gallon prices, not liter

Why does this picture hurt Jow Forums's feelings so much? Oh no, not successful businesses! Burn it all to the ground! Literally deddit tier.
If you don't like it you're free to live the Uncle Ted lifestyle any time you want, but you won't because you're a pussy who loves the easy life afforded to you by the modern conveniences you claim to hate.

>Jewish owned businesses are great
Kill yourself kike

>t. street shitter pajeet
your home country is a mess and you should go back

>you're free to live the Uncle Ted lifestyle any time you want

No. we're not. The technological system is in conflict with nature. As it expands there are fewer and fewer wild places left and it becomes harder and harder to live in the few that remain.

You can run, but you can't hide. And some of us would rather confront the system by running away.

sometimes i think cartoons are best for getting a point across

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"than run away"

But those are just signs for local small businesses. If you hate that, you hate America.

Walk around your Quebec old town.

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This picture surfaced years ago as a look at the dystopia the US has become. But, it shows booming commerce, a healthy environment, everything is clean, the roads are smooth, all the cars are new and employment abounds.

But there's no sense of history, culture or identity. It's soulless.

It's a highway rest stop town. They compete like crazy for traveler money that is going by at 80 mph. It's not meant to be a historic village.

If you wanna see dystopian areas just go to the demographically mixed low income areas. Doesn't even have to be ghetto necessarily. So much of my city is just shabby and kinda run down and despite being in the midwest just SO MANY spics and nigs it's just revolting.

>globalization in a nutshell
this pic is over a year old i'm sure there's plenty more examples of globalization from sweden to add

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That's a highway pit stop or truck stop in Pennsylvania. It's supposed to be nothing but gas and fast food.

>Any tourist brochure has images like this, then you go there and see reality
i visited germany, france, austria, switzerland, and the netherlands around 2007 or so and there were plenty of places like this in the towns. just walk around and buy little knick knacks that you like from the obviously old family shops, go eat at an obviously family-owned restaurant, and enjoy pre-pozzed europe. i would never go back to visit those places again, though

But there's also the fact that the area is completely un-walkable. It's not healthy for somewhere to be so dependent on car ownership.

I've lived all up and down the east coast and in Indiana now, I know what you mean. The roots of multiculturalism have rotted completely. They like to promote them in business, universities and on TV/movies, but 99% of them roam in cities like you describe, with nothing but a meaningless dark future.

The image is pretty old considering upper $3 for gas. Bush era pic.

That big woods off in the distance surely has trails to hike. That's how I like to get fresh air, but I drive my truck to the trail head.

Branson MO. (better known as Bagger MAGA Nirvana)

Pic related really isn't all that bad. It's only the phone poles that make it truly disgusting.

>with nothing but a meaningless dark future.
It terrifies me what it is going to be like in the decades to come. One day every city will look like LA then we're really fucked especially if idpol doesn't die down and there is little indication it will.

oh no places to eat, tacky much sweeties?

Too many are starting to notice the endless stream of illegals streaming in down south and what they are doing to the sanctuary cities that take them in. It's either going to be shut down politically or war is coming. This is not sustainable.

This is comfy af. The problem now is that no one wants to be seen as a pedestrian these days unless you're in a college town or somewhere touristy.

I used to think this kind of thing was ugly.
Now I think it is beautiful.

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That's one rest stop on a highway that goes through miles upon miles of forest and little towns. America is a big place. It isn't all McDonald's and gas stations.

Also there was more traffic in the late 90s early 00s. People werent fucked by their circumstances like they are now.

I actually really like this picture, it's cozy, everything you want in one place, convenient

be grateful you faggots
you wanna go live in the woods? Go live in the fucking woods...

>topless hobo in the garbage

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Tiny, tiny part of tarsands production, Alberta.

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that looks comfy

There's a place near me, where there is over 20 restaurants (all chains) on a half mile stretch

Instantly reminded me of this.

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fucking disgusting

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does anyone have a good pic of like 3-4 mattress stores next to each other?

M ruins everything.

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South Denver streetmaps. There is a Mexican "Festival" every month or something, in SW Denver that involves thousands of Mexicans driving their loudest, shittiest, vehicle around in circles in the streets, with no regulation, and dozens of tickets handed out each time. That whole city smells like trash.

Looks like maastricht. Europe has its own charms. America has charms too... that are mostly dead after the rich declared class warfare on the rest of society.

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Federal blvd? Nothing wrong with sunday nights on federal.

Supermarkets are basically nothing else than large storage houses, but with ads.

packed with fat american boomers in shorts and fanny packs

This is true. In germany every medium sized town had something like this. Quebec City is the only city in North America that really has it.

Portland maine, st augustine fl

Americans really have straight wide roads, you wouldn't survive some of narrow curvy European roads:
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Car exams here are much much tougher.

I learned how to drive on narrow windy european roads

Maybe you could drive, but question if you could pass the exam, you have things like reverse up the hill parking here.

Yeah i forgot about some towns in maine. I didn’t know about st. Augustine Florida though

I went to a german fahrschule but there was never any reverse up a hill shit

Oldest city in america

That is Calle Ocho aka the spic capital of the southeast US

Thought it was socal.

Germans aren't far from their demanding Nazi perfection, obviously. Ex-Socialistic countries like we are, we have much tougher driving lessons. In UK you can take driving lessons with friend and you make tests after you driven, then have 1 promille in blood and you still ok. Obviously here you first write tests, then drive.

it is a dying mall

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Only sane person here. If people didn't like those things they would't be there, cannot say the same for illegals

Germans are pretty laid back. Except for their privacy and making noise in public spaces or around your neighbors.

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Globalized fast food chains like McDonald's are nice in a way, because you can go almost anywhere in the world and have a familiar menu.