How do I become the Champion of the Oppressed?
Hi everyone! I’m really excited to ask this question—though it may sound a little weird at first, just hear me out.
How can I be an anarchistic New Deal hero for the people?
Now, when I say “anarchy,” I mean it more as an attitude than an actual system of government. Basically, what I believe in is capitalism infused with socialistic ideas and strong unions.
So my real question is: How do I become the Champion of the Oppressed?
For context: By “Champion of the Oppressed,” I’m referring to someone who stands up for marginalized and downtrodden groups—similar to the 1930s version of Superman, who was created to represent a powerful force fighting for justice against societal corruption. This Superman was less about "saving the day" in a traditional sense and more about challenging the powers that were, particularly corrupt business leaders, and fighting for the little guy. It was an era where the public was craving a hero who wasn’t just about superpowers, but about making the world a better, fairer place.
How can I be an anarchistic New Deal hero for the people?
Now, when I say “anarchy,” I mean it more as an attitude than an actual system of government. Basically, what I believe in is capitalism infused with socialistic ideas and strong unions.
So my real question is: How do I become the Champion of the Oppressed?
For context: By “Champion of the Oppressed,” I’m referring to someone who stands up for marginalized and downtrodden groups—similar to the 1930s version of Superman, who was created to represent a powerful force fighting for justice against societal corruption. This Superman was less about "saving the day" in a traditional sense and more about challenging the powers that were, particularly corrupt business leaders, and fighting for the little guy. It was an era where the public was craving a hero who wasn’t just about superpowers, but about making the world a better, fairer place.
26-30, MNew
