Who the fuck wrote that headline?
House is not an anti-hero.
this post was submitted on 11 May 2024
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I just wanna say, that I absolutely hate the Vegas Sphere for all it is and stands for. Thank you.
I don’t hate everything about it but this is the most idiotic thing to start a fundraiser for.
Well I'm not talking about the fundraiser specifically. Just the Vegas Sphere in general.
Apart form it being a total eyesore. It is nothing but a colossal, all enveloping ad. That's all it is and can ever be. A total mocking display of current day capitalism. I feel so bad for all the people being forced every night to view this glorified neon-billboard.
Ah yes, the sphere, before they put that monstrosity up Vegas was a shining beacon of anti consumption, fighting the tenets of capitalism one casino at a time. Definitely a current day thing, no history of anything of this sort in Vegas.
Alright touché. But I much rather have an ad working from the inside (aka a casino) than an ad working from the outside. Bottom line: Las Vegas, once again, just a got a little worse to live in.