...we're gonna have to re-evaluate old concepts of free speech and democracy.

Everyone's on anti depressants/sleepers/speed, the chuds are blasting testosterone out their ears until they stroke, weed is everywhere and as potent as heroin.

Add the perfect dopamine delivery system, a political internet economy modeled on the addictive technology of vegas slot machines.

It's gonna have an effect on the national psyche.

Is it a partial explanation for Q?

Shout out to the divorced, biker, small business tyrant, dad...caught with test injectables and thc edibles, and guns, after the Capitol. Just the only man for the moment.

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edit: gotta step away for now. will come back to this. Feels like this post was misunderstood, or I just didn't make enough sense. Hope it won't make things awkward when i slide into selected PMs asking for a plug 😀

  • Sealand_macronation [none/use name]
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    4 years ago

    "Deleuze and Guttari see the schizophrenic as capitalism's exterminating angel" http://www.critical-theory.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/grumpy-cat-buzzfeed.jpg

    • late90smullbowl [they/them]
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      4 years ago

      the angel that will exterminate everything on capitalism's behalf? Or the angel that will exterminate capitalism?

      • an_engel_on_earth [he/him, they/them]
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        4 years ago

        Deleuze and Guttari see the schizophrenic as capitalism’s exterminating angel

        Deleuze and Guattari see the schizophrenic as capitalism’s exterminating angel. For them the schizo is a radical, revolutionary, nomadic wanderer who resists all forms of oppressive power. They believe that radical political movements should “learn from the psychotic how to shake off the Oedipal yoke and the effects of power, in order to initiate a radical politics of desire freed from all beliefs” (Seem xxi). Schizophrenic sensibilities can replace ideological and dogmatic political goals with a radical form of productive desire. This “desiring-production” brings the unconscious into the real, and unleashes its radical world-making potential. Productive desire need not be solipsistic, and includes the “group psychosis” induced by radical postmodern artistic creations and political movements. Neither is desiring-production limited to clinical schizophrenics. Desiring-production marks the schizophrenic potential in everyone to resist the power of despotic signifiers and capitalist reterritorialization.

        https://criticallegalthinking.com/2010/12/21/towards-a-radical-anti-capitalist-schizophrenia/