Marxism in 90 Seconds: Who Needs What From Whom
If your rent needs to be high and their wages need to be low for shareholder bliss, that’s conflict, not teamwork.
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If your rent needs to be high and their wages need to be low for shareholder bliss, that’s conflict, not teamwork.
Every metaphor inherits a history of who gets to be light, and who is asked to absorb it.
Don’t ask the internet why people believe racist lies when you were just sitting across from someone who believed one and said nothing.
Communism is not when no one owns anything. It’s when no one gets to own *other people’s work.*
The miracle is not reinvention. The miracle is the day you stop performing your own life to the invisible audience in your head.
The punchline of the cosmic joke is that you’ve lived every life you’ve judged.
The punchline is that you were the whole cast the entire time.
A dog whistle isn’t a hidden message—it’s a message with built-in denial.
SNAP doesn’t redistribute your money downward. It compensates for wages that were suppressed upward.
They’ve been taught to fear the word ‘debt.’ You’re going to replace fear with comprehension.
When the state cuts services and social spending to 'balance the books,' what it is really doing is punishing the many to protect the privileges of the few.
The problem isn’t that we’re spending too much. It’s that we refuse to spend on anything that matters.