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The people defending the 50ās aesthetic are the same people who probably jack off to Fallout 4
Wow, you act like the 50ās is some guy who dumped you for a hotter girl in a poodle skirt.
You keep assuming that everyone that disagrees with you is male, even after we specifically refer toĀ womenās fashionĀ and pastel colors.Ā The way you keep trying to shoehorn in references to Fallout 4 just looks like a desperate attempt to sneak in an attack on men, as if theyāre the only ones that play video games.Ā On top of that, you have yet to acknowledge the fact that the 50ās marked the beginning of the Civil Rights movement, and a rise in black artists receiving mainstream popularity, thus making it a pivotal time in black history.Ā All thisĀ while youāre pretending to care about racism that youāll neverĀ personally understandĀ as a 19-year-old, privilged white girl.Ā Just the overall way youāre trying to force a correlation between style and racism comes off as a really obvious ploy for attention and acceptance from black people, as if to say, āLook at how not-racist I am!ā.Ā Like,Ā are you expectingĀ black people toĀ reward and praise youĀ just for not being an asshole?Ā You are the poster child for white guilt.Ā
You made a highlyĀ uneducated post.Ā Suck it up, and move on with your life, because youāre doing the polar opposite of saving face right now.Ā You just look like youāre throwing a temper tantrum because total strangers made you look stupid on the internet.
Holy shit my dude and guy, I ain't even @ you on this post or the original, and you somehow made both of them completely about you? Like holy shit? And yes, I will never deny I am a privileged white girl but as a privileged white girl it would be extremely irresponsible and an extension of aforementioned privilege to ignore something racist that i'd observed on the grounds that I'm white and it's "not my problem?" Also on that note, I've stated many times that if my argument or my wording or anything at all was unjustified/ inappropriate given my race, any of my black followers can call me out on it and I'll take it as an opportunity to be educated and to learn from it. I will never, EVER understand racism firsthand and I will never experience it, and I do not claim to. Black artists did start to appear in mainstream media during this time, yes, good job, you can read and/or you remember your 6th grade American History class! However, at the same time, singers/musicians of color were denied from playing in 'white' venues which put a huge damper on potential exposure; exposure that could have been present if they were white! Because guess what, racism. Also, shame on you for accusing me of"attacking men." That's some internalized sexism if I've ever seen it. Like, for fucks sake, I play Fallout 4 and I'm currently playing through it for the third time so I can try out survival mode. It's an amazing game, with a wonderful aesthetic. But since I have a functioning sense of right and wrong, I can separate the aesthetic of the wasteland that I appreciate with romanticizing an entire era that was horrendously unfair for an entire group of people. Try again.
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The people defending the 50's aesthetic are the same people who probably jack off to Fallout 4
why do so many people romanticize the 1950ā²s? like calm down we still have milkshakes and racismĀ
The 50ās is when the fad of retrofuturism in furniture design began.Ā Womensā dresses were tailored to accommodate curves.Ā Music was evolving.Ā The genre of science fiction was rapidly expanding.
Appreciating an aesthetic has no correlation whatsoever with supporting outdated notions of race, or even gender.Ā Ā I think you need toĀ calm down and have one of those aforementioned milkshakes, because you have zero chill.
Go expand your settlement in Fallout 4 or something and get off my post
This belongs in the fucking MoMA
why do so many people romanticize the 1950ā²s? like calm down we still have milkshakes and racismĀ
I know this^ is probably a sarcastic post, BUTā¦.
For me, I love the 50s for all of its innocence and hope. There were bad things happening, yes, but it had that lovely pastel veneer that made everything nice and neighborly and honest.
Also the music is unparalleled.
my black friendās grandmother was physically beaten by a group of white boys when she tried to attend a public high school after segregation had been deemed unconstitutional. her grandfather still has the scars on his back from the pressure hoses aimed at him by police. but iām glad you like that lovely pastel veneer
neighborly and honest? I guess if you were the right color then yes.
White people pine for a whitewashed version of the 1950ā²s, the version that they can see through TV shows, musicals, movies, and music. But none of that went away.
In fact, if you go to most suburban/rural towns in the US, you can still find 1950ā²s diners. Thereās still drive-in movie theaters. Thereās burger joints where you can pull up and someone roller-skates up to your window to clip on a tray and serve you food. Thereās plenty of clothing shops that sell 50ā²s clothesāand thrift stores exist all over the place for people who want theĀ āreal dealā.
You can buy old 50ā²s radios and listen to 50ā²s classics. You can get furniture from the 50ā²s. Plenty of movie theaters in small towns do retro nights where you can see 50ā²s movies on the silver screen. Musicals that pay homage to the 50ā²s still play around the country. 50ā²s tv shows have reruns every single day. Nothing stops you from sinking into that same lovely pastel veneerĀ that you fondly remember (yet most likely did not live through, unless youāre 116 years old and on Tumblr for some reason).
We still have everything from the 1950ā²s. The only difference is that we have new technology, new fashion trends, new music trends, and new eatery trends. The only people looking back fondly on the 1950ā²s are Republicans and people who are too chicken shit to own the aesthetic they want to have.
white people are still living life thru a lovely pastel veneer they just donāt like seeing the other colors of the rainbow on their screen tho it spoils the aesthetic
Thanks for the generalization that all white people are racist <3
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why do so many people romanticize the 1950ā²s? like calm down we still have milkshakes and racismĀ
I know this^ is probably a sarcastic post, BUTā¦.
For me, I love the 50s for all of its innocence and hope. There were bad things happening, yes, but it had that lovely pastel veneer that made everything nice and neighborly and honest.
Also the music is unparalleled.
my black friendās grandmother was physically beaten by a group of white boys when she tried to attend a public high school after segregation had been deemed unconstitutional. her grandfather still has the scars on his back from the pressure hoses aimed at him by police. but iām glad you like that lovely pastel veneer
neighborly and honest? I guess if you were the right color then yes.
White people pine for a whitewashed version of the 1950ā²s, the version that they can see through TV shows, musicals, movies, and music. But none of that went away.
In fact, if you go to most suburban/rural towns in the US, you can still find 1950ā²s diners. Thereās still drive-in movie theaters. Thereās burger joints where you can pull up and someone roller-skates up to your window to clip on a tray and serve you food. Thereās plenty of clothing shops that sell 50ā²s clothesāand thrift stores exist all over the place for people who want theĀ āreal dealā.
You can buy old 50ā²s radios and listen to 50ā²s classics. You can get furniture from the 50ā²s. Plenty of movie theaters in small towns do retro nights where you can see 50ā²s movies on the silver screen. Musicals that pay homage to the 50ā²s still play around the country. 50ā²s tv shows have reruns every single day. Nothing stops you from sinking into that same lovely pastel veneerĀ that you fondly remember (yet most likely did not live through, unless youāre 116 years old and on Tumblr for some reason).
We still have everything from the 1950ā²s. The only difference is that we have new technology, new fashion trends, new music trends, and new eatery trends. The only people looking back fondly on the 1950ā²s are Republicans and people who are too chicken shit to own the aesthetic they want to have.
white people are still living life thru a lovely pastel veneer they just donāt like seeing the other colors of the rainbow on their screen tho it spoils the aesthetic
Can I just say I feel demonized by my own color and I hate myself because of all of this shit? White people arenāt the problem. Racism is.
I mean if it makes you feel any better, I think i hate yourself too