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but what if you choose death?

[...] The only alternative is death.

But what if you choose death? This is the crux of the first film, and I turned to Bifo when I tried to write about it. “Suicide is the decisive political act of our times”, Bifo wrote in Precarious Rhapsody: Semiocapitalism and the Pathologies of the Post-alp…

—p.229 K-punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher Remember Who the Enemy Is (227) by Mark Fisher
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ideology is a story more than it is a set of ideas inspo/criticism

I over-use the word ‘delirium’, but watching Catching Fire last week was a genuinely delirious experience. More than once I thought: How can I be watching this? How can this be allowed? One of the services Suzanne Collins has performed is to reveal the poverty, narrowness, and decadence of the ‘…

—p.227 Remember Who the Enemy Is (227) by Mark Fisher
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it simply presupposes that revolution is necessary inspo/criticism

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the Hunger Games is the way it simply presupposes that revolution is necessary. The problems are logistical, not ethical, and the issue is simply how and when revolution can be made to happen, not if it should happen at all. Remember who the enemy is – a mes…

—p.228 Remember Who the Enemy Is (227) by Mark Fisher
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ideology is a story more than it is a set of ideas inspo/criticism

I over-use the word ‘delirium’, but watching Catching Fire last week was a genuinely delirious experience. More than once I thought: How can I be watching this? How can this be allowed? One of the services Suzanne Collins has performed is to reveal the poverty, narrowness, and decadence of the ‘…

—p.227 Remember Who the Enemy Is (227) by Mark Fisher
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