Does life imitate art, or does art imitate life? This is a fundamental question of our time.
SJW's firmly believe that life imitates art, so if they present art as they wish life was, then life will mold itself to match. You believe the opposite - that art should imitate life because it's what everyone experiences.
Since we've had art that imitates life for years and years and years and it hasn't improved society much at all, why shouldn't the SJW's be given a chance to prove their theory and see if it works any better?
Oh come on now, I know this is the first time any of you have made this connection to an SJW's actual purpose, yet no one wants to talk about it?
Juan Johnson
Who gives a shit what insane faggots think?
Brayden Clark
>Since we've had art that imitates life for years and years and years As an art major going for my BFA degree, I can tell you that is very much the opposite of how art really is nowadays. We only talk about this sort of thing with regards to classical artists and their work in my courses.
Considering that your corporations, your leaders, and your fellow white people seem to be following it in droves, I'd think anyone with a lick of sense would give a shit.
Ryan Murphy
Well yah, that's the point, but it's causing a huge backlash. So why shouldn't they have a century or two to show that it can mold society instead of what we classically had is my question.
Ayden Harris
>As an art major going for my BFA degree how much degenerate shit have you seen
Jayden Sanchez
I don't tend to care what other people think for I have my own brain that I can use for thinking my own opinions about the data that I am given, hence I could not care less what some insane person who can't even think how he/she/it can survive after getting a major about taking a piss on the street.
I have respect for people who learned how to do something important/useful, but I don't respect "people" who are such idiots that they just wasted thousands of dollars/euros so they could take a shit on the street and demand handouts.
Noah Wood
They could actually experiment it. On a limited scale. Self-funded. No interactions with the outside world. For at least a few generations.
If it works, it stays, and debates could take place wether or not the system is scalable.
These fags irk me because they try to push this bullshit from pure idea to full-blown implementation jumping every logical step inbetween, all of this while denying/discarding conflicting data and disregarding societal stability
They have. It mostly started around the turn of the 20th century and the end of WW1 if you recall the urinal piece. It's not like Ancient Rome with marble sculptures, given that someone just recently sold a canvas with ketchup spilled onto it for about 50 million dollars. Pic related is from my political science class, 2/3 of the school is women and there are a fair amount of people with neon dyed hair, though I made sure to pick an online college so I could avoid seeing these people in person. I'm going for Game Art as well so most of my classes relate to 3d modelling, instead of the other majors like fashion and interior design. My end goal is to create a game in the future where you can slaughter invading Communists as an Ancap.
good luck with the Ancap game, dude. I work with character/monster design, but luckily enough, I didn't have to go through the neon hair meatgrinder to get here.
Christian Thompson
>only one purple disgusting
Bentley Kelly
Jow Forums is in camp life imitates art. that's what meme magic is. we used it to elect trump and deport mexicans.
We also shredded jeb bush's political career.
Nathan Clark
Thank you, I wish you luck as well in bringing your country back up to speed. Yeah, that's mine. At least the school policy forces you to be civil in responding to each other so they didn't give me too much shit when we all posted our results, though they seemed mostly curious if anything. Some Russian woman in the class actually really appreciated my views and was surprised she didn't get the same kind of results, kek.
Art should imitate life. Real art exists to uplift and inspire, accentuating and reflecting life. Leftists think life imitates art because they're shallow, life denying retards who can only conceive of politics as "Death Eaters vs Dumbledore's Army!"
Hold up. No contact with the outside world is no different than having children and making them liive shitty, horrible, isolated lives simply because no one wants to test the theory. Surely that isn't what you're implying.
That's not 'molding society', that's rebelling agianst order. Two entirely different things. Modling society is things like trying to get more female scientists by representing female scientists -- something there isn't a lot of -- in a bunch of movies and shows (like we're seeing now).
We're specifically commanded not to represent him/them/whatever. Not exactly a glowing endorsement of 'go find your artistic selves'.
Connor Taylor
Haha, no I'm not that great yet. Only a few months of experience under my belt for 3d modelling in general but I'd like to think I'm getting better. Mostly just trying to get down basic household objects before trying to character stuff. Just sounds like you think we need to force people into roles that they don't belong in. Guess we need less female teachers and more female construction workers as well.
It's exactly what I'm implying For a society to function, it must generate and uplift good prole. If they can't, experiment failed and the testing ground can be glassed with a thermonuclear reaction for all I care, with every (now) subversive fag still in it. Failed experiments tend to drag on their bullshit on and on and on (i.e. it wasn't real [...])
Xavier Collins
>Just sounds like you think we need to force people into roles that they don't belong in. Guess we need less female teachers and more female construction workers as well. Some roles are easier than others for different people, certainly. Is there a reason we SHOULDN'T have women in construction ~who can handle it and want to be~? I wouldn't think so.
I'm more testing reasoning than I am pushing for anything; ultimately I don't care either way, it just dawned on me earlier that this (life and art) was the real cause of the dichotomy and wanted to get people thinking about it.
Jeremiah Green
Unrealistic 'solutions' aren't solutions at all, they're just verbal ejaculation. If there's no way to test the theory outside of literally performing the impossible (hurrdurr just turn into Sentinal Island, that's the only way to know!), then you have no basis to believe so soundly in the strength of its opposite.
Luis Wood
it's the solution that brings the less harm possible to the majority (the ones who don't like to be manipulated/imposed untested bullcrap, also the ones that must keep the majority of the world functional) and allows empyrical observation on the results over time.
Take it as hyperbole if you want (that's what it is) but it surfaced as a possibility for social experimentation during the (short) life of the "free state of Fiume" >en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_State_of_Fiume
Owen Edwards
>performing the impossible not impossible at all, take as an example the colonies/microstates/commune as Orania (in the heart of SA, but still untouched by the antiwhite rhetoric of niggers despite being a homogenous white colony
Joshua Morgan
As someone starting on a fashion design degree, I really hope the fact that it's an industry that relies on the Invisible Hand of the Free Market helps to keep the SJW retardation to a minimum.
