Do you have any idea how much the royal family owns? If their possessions were transferred to the state and invested, the RoI would probably be higher than whatever they bring in through tourism.

So there literally can't be anti-capitalist art, as capitalism has no unique defining features, and only art focusing on those features can be anti-capitalist, right?

Isn't that arguably how every system has worked? Say we're going back a couple centuries - power mostly lied with banks and those who already had money, since their loans were important for many businesses. Look for example at the Fugger family - incredibly rich bankers with control over much of the European economy, and they were literally venture capitalists in the 15th & 16th century. Money has always given people leverage, the stock market is just a codified form (that still isn't fully equal due to different kinds of shares, so really no different from previous power structures).

Can you list some? As I've already said, I am not aware of any features that define capitalism which aren't also present in some other economic system.

But that's my point - under different economic systems, investors have a similar reach. Since you're requiring the anti-capitalist message to be unique to capitalism, and capitalism has no unique features, there can't be any anti-capitalist art, right?

I'm not 100% sure what responsibility you're referring to regarding the stock market, but if you're pointing at short-term profits at the cost of long-term status - that's not a capitalism-specific issue. It's worse because of the reach of investors, but that's more related to technological advancements.

So that's also not good enough. Any other ideas? Or can anti-capitalist movies just not exist?

No, I'm pretty sure that's Whiskers The Wonder Cat from the 1989 classic "Dragon Ball".

https://youtu.be/-oG-nczrlWA?feature=shared

(yes, that's the original english dub)

He wasn't injured because his superior didn't care, he specifically was injured to make his superior more money. He is left to die because he doesn't have any economic worth left.

In that case, how can a movie be anti-capitalist? Capitalism doesn't have one defining feature that's not present in any other system, it's defined by the interactions of its features. No matter what features any movie focuses on, you can always say that that's just a substitute of a similar feature in other systems.

Is that Whiskers The Wonder Cat?

What's really the difference between the two, besides the motivation of the main character?

In the movie, Matt Damon gets lethally injured while working because his boss wants to save money, and is left to die alone afterwards. He uses his remaining time to try and save his life by fighting against the oppressive structures that caused his injury. How would you make the film more anti-capitalist?

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Well, more like "left wing groups being destroyed by greedy capitalists"

Incredibly cute, thanks for sharing!

She's graciously waiting for the butler to return with more caviar!

Yeah, YouTube without hardware acceleration is unusable. You need that for anything beyond simple text and images. Give that a try, though it might not work properly depending on your setup.

Most likely hardware acceleration isn't working properly.

That cat is currently hatching a plan on how it can force an entire medical team to witness the murder. The team will revive their owner, whereupon the cat can continue it's carnage, only for the loop to begin anew.

Gefühlt ist das aber auch der Pilz, vor dem man seit Kindheit gewarnt wird. Ich kenne kaum Pilze, aber bei Fliegenpilz habe ich direkt das Bild vor Augen.

Nice code, good job!

I absolutely agree that S1 is great television, and the cliffhangers aren't as bad as many other shows. But there are a lot of open questions from the end of the last episode:

• !Who, or what, is Kaos?!<

• !Why/how does Caeneus have the ability to return people?!<

• !Who/what was guiding Prometheus?!<

• !How will humanity react to Riddy's revelations?!<

• !Will Dionysus revive Dennis?!< This one never being answered might actually be a war crime according to the Geneva convention