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their deaths happened long before misc/poetry

their deaths happened long
Before. It happened in the minds of people who never saw
Them. It happened in the profit margins. It happened
In the laws. They died because money could be saved and made.

—p.224 Salvage #5: Contractions A Place to Call Home (221) missing author
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you’re supposed to thank the fumes misc/poetry

You’re supposed to thank the fumes. To be grateful
for the toxic patch on the rail track.
For the craquelure
in the asphalt, seeping green—
it reroutes you, proffers with each commute a forced
adventure. Who’s to say what you’ll find
in your course of avoidance?
Ideally a willi…

—p.35 The Baffler No. 39 - The Organization of Hatreds [You're supposed to thank the fumes. To be grateful] (35) by Chris Lehmann
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all the hours stolen for gas bills misc/poetry

[...] And, friends
It is rotten, to have had history pull you up and spit you
Out again, for a few good moments, for nothing more
Than debt and waged servitude, all the hours stolen for gas bills,
Their world not built for you, its monstrous incursions
Of spectacular boredom, the she…

—p.158 Salvage #5: Contractions On Defeat (158) missing author
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we are a defeated people inspo/anti-capitalism

I took my son to see it. I wanted him to know something of the origins and motivations of a structure of feeling that was something that I once felt deeply and to which I will remain in solidarity for the rest of my life. Let us admit, comrades, that we are a defeated people. There will be no secon…

—p.169 Capital Is Dead. Is This Something Worse? by McKenzie Wark
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the current period of globalisation

At a high level of abstraction, the current period of globalisation is defined by a trilogy of ideal-typical economies: superindustrial (coastal East Asia), financial/tertiary (North Atlantic), and hyperurbanizing/extractive (West Africa). "Jobless growth" is incipient in the first, chronic in the …

—p.10 Catalyst Vol. 1 No. 2 Old Gods, New Enigmas (7) by Mike Davis