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 "It is self-evident that this necessity of the distribution of social labour in specific proportions is certainly not abolished by the specific form of social production; it can only change its form of manifestation. Natural laws cannot be abolished at all. The only thing that can change, under historically differing conditions, is the form" - Karl Marx (who proposed using labor time/output as a measure of account under lower stage socialism, feasible with today's information processing tech)
The left Bolsheviks experimented during and coming out of war communism and themselves turned right as they learnt lessons, as they adopted the NAP. As Stalin built up state industries and coops he wrote about the struggle to reduce the field of exchange, giving a critique to those who wanted to make the farms buy their own means of production instead of the state providing and maintaining them. He talked about the difficulty of eliminating exchange between town and county.
This is an imperial mentality that you can tell activitists from other countries what to think and lead internationalism without even trying to walk in their skin. So turned off by this last bit. The whole show was amazing but this last bit is incredibly disorienting when the expectation was international solidarity
Is this an interview with the guy who surrounded teenager and punched him in the mouth and bashed his head into a car? I know the soundcloud rapper was arming children. It's honestly a libertarian wet dream. We've seen the videos, the place looks like Escape from New York.
These people don't know what they are talking about. They said the only people who oppose sex work are rich white women because they think that money is theirs. Well that argument is just as valid for working class women. I invited a working class comrade to a strip club and he said no because his wife wouldn't allow it. Plenty of working class people oppose sex work. And opposing sex work doesn't make you right wing or reactionary even if you end up on the same side as them. By that logic Jamie is a right wing libertarian because that's who supports sex work legalization. So calling someone a TERF or SWERF is A) not an argument at all and B) is only a tactic or people who don't have an argument. It's literally an ad-hominem and strawman combined into a single word. First they attack you by calling you a name them they assume they know everything about you because of that name. Anyone who uses the term TERF or SWERF is arguing in bad faith. It's a strawman. If you were actually arguing against someone and their beliefs you would need the strawman of TERF and SWERF. And plenty of women and working class women oppose sex work too. In my experience it's the rich who support sex work while the working class oppose it. These people have no idea what they are talking about and certainly don't sound working class at all. They are over here charging for an hour of service what a working class family makes in weeks. Those are bourgeois services if I ever saw them.
Like, there was that episode of My Name is Earl in which Joy bought a "Whitey off the Rez," shirt for Darnell at a yard sale because she figured it was closer to aporopriate for him to wear it than her, but this real life instance of prison guard behavior is even more horrific, hence the hysterical humor in calling them "off the rez," even though some of the people they are guarding and attacking with vehicles might very well be from rezervations, literally.
oh, god damb that apostrophe. Can't change it now?
I dunno, I always find the term "off the reservation" disconcerting, though it does have it's ironic humor in this usage.
"I think I have permanently mutilated my own feet, so yes, I can march in hot barracks in heels; they _are_ functional." Props to individual experience.
I know someone who works for Comcast and they would probably relate to "the tools have become the solution," at about 1:26:30, regarding diversity and using social justice oriented language. My mean side: if they could stop obsessing over WWII, Soviet Russia, and North Korea. Our opinions differ about things (this person is a supporter of Sheriff Richard K. Jones in Ohio and believes in people "being here legally," and is genuinely afraid of whatever bit of accuracy about potential futures there is in people who talk about guillotine and violent revolution. I came to find it impossible to engage in conversation about politics with that person without becoming dysfunctionally angry, so I stopped. I was really getting on their case about Comcast being anti- net neutrality and then about treatment of people at the border, to channel my own frustration and to no positive result other than leaving that housing environment...
kind of, sort of, shrug
I like a lot of old school industrial and newer music as well but still haven't listened to enough Death Grips to get into them.
Wot, I'm listening to this and hear some Ghost intro music and have to check to see if it is indeed part of the podcast
Or here's another Little, Jane Tagaki-Little, at mention of hybrid vigor
Aww, Jamie, "like Little Richard Dawkins," I feel ya. <3 Care to give us a rendition of Good Golly, Miss Molly?
The only Bechdel I can think of off the top of my head is musician John Bechdel and his author sister. Looking up Bechdel test.
Weard show with a few gulag loving manipulators 👎