The problem isn't Cancel Culture, per se. The problem is the overlap between capital and the public discourse. When advertising dollars rest on what a person says, capital will often become the priority when the norms of discourse are violated.
THE WAR AGAINST RACIST REPRESENTATIONS
You agree with the protestors, you'll find plenty of examples on-line of protestors doing noble and heroic things. Think the protestors are nothing more than Antifa scum? You'll have this assumption reinforced when all of your friends post pictures and video of masked rioters breaking windows and flipping cars. Think the police are heroes? You'll get all kinds of footage of police being heroic. Think the police are fascist scum? Yeah. You'll be able to download outrageous acts of brutality.
Where mankind stands in the robot age will depend on the vitality of democracy when the transition happens.
If there were ever a time for stepping up a cultural critique of American militarism and our "forever war" footing, it's now.
What if The Wall had never been built? What lessons might this teach us in the real world?
there's a great deal to discuss and there's a great deal to learn about the United States' support for Israel and the associated political discourse. The issues are complicated. Twitter is really not the place for it.
It's been a while since I posted. I had to take a rest for a little while because I found myself starting to get caught up in the social hysteria of our times.
On why support for Trump remains so frustratingly consistent.
We cannot let the fake news panic become a pretext to empower the state or the corporate elite to limit our access to the news.
