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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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6 years, 11 months ago

what power means to begin with

The fact that for most people the risk of slavery is low, but the law sanctions it for others, turns rights into little more than a myth. The question of whether or not a person becomes enslaved depends on whether they stay on the correct side of the law, a law that is destined to be crafted far mo…

—p.17 The Current Affairs Mindset: Essays on People, Politics, and Culture Slavery Is Everywhere (15) by Brianna Rennix, Oren Nimni
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every choice is a renunciation

[...] The point of having an activist, interventionist state, is that one no longer has to do things on neoliberal terms. In other words, one doesn't have to accept the blackmail according to which you acquiesce or you lose jobs, wages and taxes. That's the neoliberal blackmail in a nutshell, and i…

Patreon The problem with a People's Vote by Richard Seymour
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whence this "People's Europe"?

[...] Whence this "People's Europe"? The European institutions are even more resistant to popular pressure, and even less democratic, than the national states participating in them. Is the European Commission ripe for socialist capture? Are decades of legislation pertaining to competitiveness, stat…

The problem with a People's Vote by Richard Seymour
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Spotify paying artists better out of generosity archive/dissertation

“SiriusXM is incredibly profitable right now, but instead of sharing the profit with artists, they’re doing everything they can and hiring more lobbyists to pay artists less,” says Erickson, referring to SiriusXM’s recent efforts to combat the Music Modernization Act on Capitol Hill. “The idea that…

Billboard Music Biz Slams Citi Report on Industry & Artist Revenue as 'Inconsistent,' 'Inaccurate': Analysis by Cherie Hu
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12 percent of revenue goes to artists archive/dissertation

Perhaps the most polarizing claim from the report is that only 12 percent of all the revenue in the music industry ends up going to artists, a statistic that has been picked up by multiple press outlets.

Music Biz Slams Citi Report on Industry & Artist Revenue as 'Inconsistent,' 'Inaccurate': Analysis by Cherie Hu