Capitalism Is Like This Fractal Thing Where

We Need Each Other To Do Things That We Can't Do For Ourselves. If We Are Intimately Connected With Each Other, We Just Give Things To Each Other; If We Don't Know Each Other We Find Another Way To Handle It. If You Think About It, Each According To His Or Her Abilities And Each According To His Or Her Needs Is Sort Of The Same Thing As Supply And Demand.

I Think If The General Exodus That Seems To Be Going On Occurs It's Going To Be A Disaster,.

Anarchism Is Surprisingly Effective In Solving Actual Problems Largely Because Anarchists Have Thought A Lot About Solving Actual Problems On A Micro Level In Ways That Other Political Ideologies Don't Really Feel They Have To Until After They Seize State Power.

We Are Watching The Beginnings Of The Defiant Self-assertion Of A New Generation Of Americans, A Generation Who Are Looking Forward To Finishing Their Education With No Jobs, No Future, But Still Saddled With Enormous And Unforgivable Debt.

But In The Years Since The Neoliberal Project Really Has Been Stripped Down To What Was Always Its Essence: Not An Economic Project At All, But A Political Project, Designed To Devastate The Imagination, And Willing - With It's Cumbersome Securitization And Insane Military Projects - To Destroy The Capitalist Order Itself If That's What It Took To Make It Seem Inevitable.