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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Steampunk is all about nostalgia (at least aesthetically) for Victorian/Edwardian-era England. You can't get around that. Something doesn't necessarily have to have a pro-colonial message in it to fall into the category I'm talking about, though.

In recent years I've seen the rise of things like the cottagecore fashion style, as well as trans youtubers like Contrapoints and Kaz Rowe and Philosophytube who I would argue embody the same sort of cultural niche in their own way.
gpt
Is being nostalgic for an aesthetic political? Like, we all agree medieval castles and churches look better than brutalist tower blocks right?