If it can be twisted to suit anyone’s narrative, why demonize it instead of using it for our narrative? Why focus on how it can be used instead of using it for good? Why alienate people who enjoy it instead of trying to win them over? I’m not even sure if you defend the post because you do not really seem to agree but neither do you explicitly disagree.
I’m not demonizing it. I partially agree with the post, but my opinion is as I stated it, solarpunk is devoid of a strong ideological backing and needs one to be a truly useful tool, otherwise its use is highly dependent on whoever is wielding it. Same issue that cottagecore ran into. It isn’t inherently bad, nor is it actually a good thing as it stands.
If it can be twisted to suit anyone’s narrative, why demonize it instead of using it for our narrative? Why focus on how it can be used instead of using it for good? Why alienate people who enjoy it instead of trying to win them over? I’m not even sure if you defend the post because you do not really seem to agree but neither do you explicitly disagree.
I’m not demonizing it. I partially agree with the post, but my opinion is as I stated it, solarpunk is devoid of a strong ideological backing and needs one to be a truly useful tool, otherwise its use is highly dependent on whoever is wielding it. Same issue that cottagecore ran into. It isn’t inherently bad, nor is it actually a good thing as it stands.