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[...] If all we want is noncapitalism, then it seems to me the surest way to get there is to leave it to the capitalists--the terrible knowledge of this truth is in fact the fundamental premise of Keynesianism. [...]

[...] I think that strategy would be disastrous. Capitalism may be undone this …

[...] Capitalism so saturates everyday life, particularly in the global North, that even many who actively oppose its power reproduce its hegemony in many of the acts necessary for merely being in the world. It determines the ways and means through which we live, and consequently, we live it into b…

[...] however "radical" we might imagine our politics, we must recognize ourselves in it. If we cannot see in it the actual material and social constraints experienced by real living individuals and groups in their everyday attempts to make and remake a way to be in the world, then we will never fi…

On the contrary, the explanation is far more straightforward: capital won. Sometimes with armies, sometimes with persuasion, sometimes with money, and sometimes by accident, but it won. For at least the last thirty or forty years, and this is increasingly true in nominally "noncapitalist" nation-st…

[...] remember that southern Europeans are often "racially" subordinated in Europe, similar to the way in which African Americans are positioned in the US: they are coded as lazy, dishonest, and biologically inferior even and sometimes most in their own countries [...]