got that bad feeling that things are about to pop off again. remember when shit hit the fan last year? it felt so suddenbut the signs were everywhere. unemployment, poverty, diseasenever acknowledgedjust shovedinto tiny cement holes. this time around the circumstances are differentbutthe fundamentals are the same. same jobssame elitesame wagessame abusesame warssame debtsame charades. … Read morebad feeling
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After Quarantine comes Capital Crunch & the Austerity Blues. Financial flows wither and excess labor competes for smaller resource pools. Temporary reprieve from constant labor is interrupted by the creep of Capital, growing and exploiting its position to the detriment of labor. We will be asked again to fall under the spell of the market, … Read moreCapital Under Quarantine
A few weeks ago, Senate Republicans decided to acquit Mr. T of his disturbing acts of treason. If popular justice prevails, their actions will be remembered as acts of pure cowardice. This was their chance to defend an independent government, and they’ve spun it away for reasons either too corrupt or too short-sighted to recount … Read moreThe President Will Speak With You Now
The delicate balance has shifted. The reception is fuzzy. The plot doesn’t add up. Old capital’s grip on political life is officially in shambles. The Corporate World has shown itself unable to compete with the new techno-addictions that keep the public distracted and divided. Mr. T. continues to fumblingly lead a nativist assault on the … Read moreDaddy Bloomberg
I was left a bit disturbed after reading Salvage Zone’s The Tragedy of the Worker: Towards the Proletarocene, which is a stark essay charting humanity’s misuse and disrespect for both each other and the environment. It is a beautiful essay detailing the failure of a neoliberalism and post-industrial capitalism to build a society where work … Read moreSalve the Anthropocene
