노스 다코타 액세스 파이프 라인 노스 다코타 퍼거슨 폭동 2017 세인트 루이스 항의 비키니 아톨 샬롯 리움에서 원자력 테스트 Alton Sterling and Philando Castile Of Milheur National Wildlife의 Castilation eRic Garner 운영 콘도르의 벽 거리의 프레디 회색 죽음의 죽음의 사망 Lai Massacre Kandahar Massacre 1979 년 워싱턴 하이츠 리오즈 라 로드니 킹 롯트 1979 년 Greensboro Massacre Greensboro Massacre Vietnam War Kent State Shooting Martin Luther King, Jr.의 고속도로 McCarthyism Pottawatomie Massacre Jeju collising colload massacre lattimer 대학살 루드 Massacre Everett Massacre Ocoee Massacre Herrin Massacre Rosewood Massacre Columbine Mine Guantanamo Bay Abu Ghraib 고문 및 징역 남용 헨리 키스저 미국 애국자 Phoenix Program NSA 무례한 의료 파산 민주화 의료 민주주의의 민영화 파산의 거짓 민주적 시스템 거짓 민주당 MK Ultra.
It's super-acerbic and has every type of gruesome image deserving of every content warning. Watch it if you want to see someone insult the US and capitalism with disgust for 90 minutes. Reminds me of the documentary film Starsuckers in how apparently angry it is at the world.
Also has some bangers like calling the creation of the "tween" demographic "corporate paedophilia" and others.
Documentary tone for an anti-capitalist movie works best, in my opinion, when it is less angry than mournful.
Like, by all means, interview people who are angry. But the tone should be sad, to emphasize frustration and persecution, not furious. Not for a long form piece, anyway.
Then you pivot to hopefulness, while pitching your remedy. Your call to action needs to be positive and upbeat. Triumphant.
That makes for much better propaganda, in my head.
Hate is almost never talked about as appropriate, healthy, or necessary in liberal-democratic society. For conservatives, liberals, and socialists alike, hate itself is the thing to reject, uproot, defeat, and cast out of the soul. Yet anti-hate ideology doesn’t seem to involve targeting its root causes and points of production, nor does it address the inevitability of or the demand – the need – for hate in a class society.
Hate in the powerful is vulgar and alienating. Hate in the weak is impotent and exhausting.
The big appeal of Communism has always been its Utopian promise of a brighter future. And while a hatred aimed at the people who hold us back from a better world is appropriate, the primary focus needs to be in the belief that better things are possible.
I feel this statement wrt "anti-hate" as more of a wet blanket than any kind of social justice. But I also see what happens on the right when everyone is encouraged to hate with abandon. Its a perpetually imploding mess.