A Different Kind of American Revolution
We always think of the war. But the war masks and hides the revolution. Those aren’t the same. You can have a revolution without a war.
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We always think of the war. But the war masks and hides the revolution. Those aren’t the same. You can have a revolution without a war.
A Different Kind of American Revolution Read More »
The responsibility of the institutions that You represent is to protect the citizens, according to conscience and the law. If such postulates of a society do not exist, then we ask – why do institutions exist?
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“My message to those who think the situation in Eritrea “has improved” is that right now, at this very moment, thousands of innocent Eritreans are suffering silently in jails and prisons, while their best years slip away.”
“No Different Than Slavery” Read More »
Persecution by the state keeps people on edge, which is one of the reasons people are so afraid to speak out. The fact that some are doing so now is really remarkable.”
Much needed, myth-exploding context from the region, essential to understanding the Syrian refugee crisis
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Under the conditions of capitalist production, the labor movement’s moralistic program can only be applied to work that is regarded as work by society.
Abolishing Work (1982) Read More »
“There’s so much that could be done that’s more unconventional.”
Reinventing Digital Media Read More »
“Heaviness of heart derives from routine. For to be in a routine means to have sacrificed one’s idiosyncrasies, to have forfeited the gift of distaste. And that makes one heavy-hearted.”
Resisting Left Melancholy Read More »
These are brave people who will not give up no matter how many pounds or euros are invested in fences, police forces or in European racist regimes. The refugees are slowly changing the world as we know it.
A Glimpse into the Jungle: IWS Report from Calais Read More »
“When Smith and Mill and the classical economists talked about ‘free’ markets, they meant an economy free of rent, free of interest, free of parasitism. Today in the United States, the whole idea is that a free market is free for the parasites.”
Neoliberalism’s Fatal Faith in Debt Fiction Read More »