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there's conspiracy everywhere

The conspiracy theorists are counterrevolutionary in one respect at least; they reserve the privilege of conspiracy exclusively for the power elite. While it’s obvious that those in power scheme to preserve and extend their positions, it’s no less certain that there’s conspiracy everywhere—in bui…

—p.15 To Our Friends The Insurrections Have Come, Finally (11) by Comité Invisible
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get hit with an expensive American missile

[...] Major defense stocks have performed extraordinarily well in the twenty-first century, catapulting over the also vibrant S&P 500.54 And minor defense companies have had good luck being acquired by those big ones. “It’s just, sadly, a good business to be in right now, given the state of affairs…

—p.231 What's Left: Three Paths Through the Planetary Crisis The Planetary Crisis (193) by Malcolm Harris
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spits it out again in flavorless chunks

Offloading costs and risks to labor and the public at large is a more viable solution for the capitalist class than a race to the bottom of the extraction barrel that would pit capitalist against capitalist and accelerate the earth’s chaotic exhaustion. Private green investments will help reduce cl…

—p.227 The Planetary Crisis (193) by Malcolm Harris
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capital looks to protect itself by reducing costs

If capitalists rob nature, and if nature undermines capital, everyone ends up broke. Where is the money supposed to come from? It’s a real concern: The World Bank called the early 2020s the “slowest half-decade of GDP growth in 30 years,” driven by timid capital investment.45 There are fanciful sol…

—p.226 The Planetary Crisis (193) by Malcolm Harris
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an unfolding model of modern meat

Global industrial animal production reaches apogetic heights in the American Midwest, where vertically integrated pork manufacturers intertwine their workforce and their pigs in each other’s biology to a staggering degree. For his study Porkopolis, anthropologist Alex Blanchette embedded in an Iowa…

—p.220 The Planetary Crisis (193) by Malcolm Harris