Mx Aria Stewart @aredridel@anarchism.space

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It's 2019 and the US is still doing honest-to-goodness concentration camps. It's so deeply heartbreaking that this is the world we live in, and I literally just came back from a trip to Berlin.

no alt text. balance between herbal and medical treatment

my milkshake chases all the Proud Boys from the yard

Yea I've got BDE:
Big
Don't want to get out of bed
Energy

I just noticed that a segment of a poem by Poe lines up perfectly with Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Mountains toppling evermore,
Into seas without a shore;
Seas that restlessly aspire,
Surging, unto skies of fire
WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE

What’s the crappiest thing about 20th century magic?

[] the lack of rigorous citation standards

[] the gender essentialism

[] the cultural appropriation

the massive flaw of the "there is no ethical consumption under capitalism" argument is that responsible consumption is a matter of practice and applied intelligence, i.e. it needs practice, thus people who use it to argue that they don't need to put any effort into their own style of consumption under current circumstances are actively harming the outcome of any system resulting from overthrowing capitalism in advance, and they're also harming what Foucault would call heterotopias, i.e. those seeds of a new world sown in the one we live such as worker cooperatives

every little bit of money that flows into there heterotopias as in investment into a future where money is obsolete, and into the livelihoods of people trying to escape from this system using their skills

hence, the slogan "there is no ethical consumption under capitalism" is antithetical to any efforts of building a socialist, i.e. more ethical system of production and consumption, a less alienated one, it simply increases the level of alienation

it started, as all major political movements seemed to now, in the cat cafés.

once the cats were outfitted with translator collars, they soon realized they could communicate not just with the humans, but with each other, in complex human words heretofore not comprehended by the cats.

words like wages, and capital, and relative surplus value. and solidarity.

and industrial sabotage

Comparison is the thief of joy. ~ Theodore Roosevelt