Cherry

@Cherry@piefed.social · Joined ⁨Jun⁩ ⁨2025⁩

Replying to an earlier post

Yup, its an assault from many directions. Books have had a glut in the past and TBH most people were reluctant to pay for average chaffe, our second hand shops are a testament. I personally love print, the smell the feel, the knowing the processes involved involved, I feel the same about other media. I will argue all day long recent digital has harmed these. I know some champion digital art, id argue if its so readily available is no longer desirable…but that is a whole other argument.

I think for me its a matter of preserving the ideas. Why are they doing this? traditionally the idea of burning book was to stop the spread of ideas. In terms of revolution (renaissance, enlightenment, then industrial) each new one has information to flow free-er and ideas have grown So whats the aim here for burning? is it to sell the info, is it to repress ideas? i think identifying that will allow better preservation and resistance.

Replying to an earlier post

Interesting they are saying this outloud…its almost like they are trying a strategy of determinism.

They can go F themselves, they need to be reminded of what happens to when authority tries conformity <iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/1983-30sec” width="560” height="384” frameborder="0” webkitallowfullscreen="true” mozallowfullscreen="true” allowfullscreen></iframe>

Replying to an earlier post

I think you will find that systems of ownership and being reduced or removed and systems of leasing or renting are being pushed. So its becoming less of an option…surprising to the benefit of the rich…not the user paying

Faff around with the language and message all you like, but rent/lease/asa a service etc are all being touted against a ’option’ at a time where we are seeing destruction of ownership. This is not good for the average person and I am always surprised by the amount of people who are happy to take this or bootlick on the matter.