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A big week for liberal imperialism
Posted on December 2, 2009
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Posted on December 2, 2009 via TUMBLKLAAT! with 58 notes
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Same thing day after day- tube - work - dinner - work - tube - armchair - TV - sleep - tube - work -how much more can you take? - one in ten go mad, one in five cracks up
-King Mob
painted across a half-mile stretch of subway commuter route. :)Offshoot of the Black Mask collective- situationist inspired cultural revolutionaries. I found one of Victor’s old Black Mask/Up Against the Wall Motherfucker ‘zines and I am gonna be scanning copies of the pieces for people to write responses to. There’s actually a fun one that deals with dada that I’m gonna try to get online in the next couple of days.
The dropout culture of the 1960’s failed because they failed to build an adequate alternative economic base. The kids of Rocktown comfortably survive on societal waste- but it is still inefficient.
We are all too lazy. The anarchists ignore the system and try to concentrate on culture- and they’ve slid so far as of late. Where is the syndicalism?
The socialists either fetishise systemic work and neglect the cultural or they are moonbats.
scratch that- Both have their searing visionaries and their moonbats.
but- as is my everyday whimper- we should be working to build social infrastructure in the current system to create social relations to transcend capitalism but we should also be building a very vibrant very healty counter-culture to push innovation and have a group out there questioning the legitimacy of the status quo.
Black mask collective did some beautiful stuff- did some regrettable stuff. Their writing is intelligent but hopelessly nihilistic.
I have been spending my days reading reading reading. Read Jerry Rubin’s books “DO IT!: Scenarios of the Revolution” and “We are Everywhere”. Those kids were ballsy but got too caught up in personal liberation to make any lasting footholds. We should be radical individualists, yes…but are we doing this for ourselves or the shorties?
Posted on November 30, 2009
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The progressive brand is being burnt to the ground by Obama, this Congress and apologists for both. Progressives have become the sort of people who believe in health care reform that isn’t, highlighted by a public option which is so non-robust it will cost more than equivalent private coverage. Watching progressives scurry to take credit for a disaster has been extremely enlightening. Lemmings over a cliff thinking the promised land is at the bottom.
We are in a strange spot- the point where basic liberal reform isn’t going to cut the mustard and we are having to stare at ever-glaring structural flaws and ruptures. Don’t fear radicalism- radicalism as in “what are the root causes of these problems?”American Neoliberalism is dissolving. There is going to be an ever-growing pile of dissidents. They are going to try to patch up the system to pacify the dangerous classes, but I don’t see anything working, short of basic social democracy…which would be a welcome change and a springboard to a brighter social evolution.
p.s.- pecan pie.
Posted on November 29, 2009 via AZspot with 12 notes
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C. Arkansas Viral bidya. You’ve probably already seen it. Golden.
Really Really Free Market today at 3 under the broadway bridge down Arch St. in Little Rock
Posted on November 29, 2009 with 2 notes
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Kropotkin.
I taught my classes today (Middle Schoolers) about Kropotkin & Mutual Aid. Makes me smile to see them embrace this idea. The theme of the year: “We get better by working together.”
Posted on November 28, 2009 via hushpoint with 11 notes
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lol
awww shit.
Posted on November 25, 2009 via Organized Chaos with 33 notes
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Unknown contemporary cartoon update of the 1911 ‘Pyramid Of Capitalist System’ (via Royal Constantine)
If anybody knows who the artist is, let me know, Google and TinEye only turn up uncredited copies. Every time you post an uncredited copy of an artist’s work, a kitten dies.
Excellent, I wanted a good graphic for my social hierarchy presentation so I wouldn’t have to spend 20 minutes explaining how power works to a bunch of moderates.
The truth
Posted on November 24, 2009 via CONSTANT SIEGE with 106 notes
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None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.
Goethe (via loudandsoft)Posted on November 24, 2009 via l o u d a n d s o f t with 2 notes
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THE okay 4/20 SHOW ON SOUND SALVATION
forgive the download time, we’ll chop it into bits soon enough. Ridiculous show.
Posted on November 24, 2009


