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I'm on slrpnk.net and midwest.social
Slrpnk espouses solarpunk, obviously, which is a heavily anarchist and progressive ideology with a focus on ecological conservation.
Midwest is nominally left-leaning but under a thick creamy layer of Midwestern mind-yer-own-beeswax.
Is solarpunk really an ideology? It seems more like a deliberate aesthetic choice to guide actual ideologies like Anarchism, at least from what other slrpnk.net users have explained to me. Is there actual "Solarpunk" theory that isn't an addendum to other ideologies?