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Re:Do We Live in a Society Without a Counterculture? by runarberg on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @01:09PM (#34614805)
A dumb phone, an old walkman, etc. but also some of the following: second hand clothes, a second hand bicycle, a car from the 90s, a cheap second hand watch etc. The gathering spaces include your local library, your small local music venue/record store, and your local print shops and book cafés.
Re:Do We Live in a Society Without a Counterculture? by germinalphrase on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @05:24PM (#34618850)
“ local library, your small local music venue/record store, and your local print shops and book cafés”

With the except of publicly funded libraries, it might be notable to suggest that, in many/most communities, everything else on this list is struggling to exist.

Re:Do We Live in a Society Without a Counterculture? by runarberg on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @06:25PM (#34619647)
I guess that is a point in favor of this being a counter culture. It is my perception of history that venues that cater to counter culture tend to struggle financially, at least since the Reaganonics of the 1980s.
Re:Do We Live in a Society Without a Counterculture? by moistly on Wednesday February 01, 2023 @08:28PM (#34620807)
Gathering space: The Men’s Shed