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none of this is normal

[...] The ugliness of the neo-fascists emboldens violence against ordinary people but protects the wealth of the oligarchy. This is the Violence of Fools. Vigilance by sensitive people is essential. None of this is normal. To see it as such is a defeat. We live in an age of the abnormal, an age of …

Tricontinental With Samir Amin By Our Side by Vijay Prashad
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there's almost no one they can turn to

And adolescent boys who have good reason to fear attack, and that is an awful lot of them, have precious little protection. There's almost no one they can turn to. Adult authorities can present as dithering, indifferent, canting or downright callous: full of fire only after something disastrous hap…

Patreon Adolescents by Richard Seymour
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how badly I wanted to come back at them

Adult authority is so knowing, so sanctimonious, so frequently full of it about youth violence. But it isn't an adult experience, most of the time, to be regularly chased, smacked in the head, kicked in the stomach, baited, spat on, challenged to a fight, ambushed, have a weapon waved in one's face…

Adolescents by Richard Seymour
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dockworkers and labour internationalism

Dockworkers are quite international-minded, more inclined than most to see local struggles in larger contexts due to the nature of shipping -- moving goods, people, and information around the seven seas. Dockers interpret their work and world through a global lens. In Durban and many other ports, t…

—p.51 Choke Points: Logistics Workers Disrupting the Global Supply Chain Durban Dockers, Labor Internationalism, and Pan-Africanism (50) by Peter Cole
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the inshoring process

The real force of economic globalisation is the declining cost of international transport -- and the same force is moving the inshoring process. In the maritime leg of the logistics chain, a Greek owned vessel, built in Korea, may be chartered to a Danish operator, who employs Filipino seafarers vi…

—p.44 Across the Chain: Labor and Conflicts in the European Maritime Logistics Sector (35) by Andrea Bottalico