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Motion graphics person from Austria who reads during preview renders @would_they Venceremos

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Robert Kurz 'On the critique of labor' - English subtitles

https://t.co/fyq9zJmCwm

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You'll own nothing, meet nobody and be happy.

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https://t.co/aOsGTpiFvn

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"Darunter war die Hausmeisterwohnung und der Müllraum. Für den Hausmeister war es nicht so angenehm, also ich habe gehört es gab in den 70er Jahren einen recht 'schwierigen' Hausmeister, und dann hat man oft des nächtens noch lautere Dinge da hinunter kugeln lassen."

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The concept of an "inner fascist" is misleading from the beginning. Fascism is an outside phenomenon that modern people tend to gravitate toward.

https://t.co/KCweBY8Gms

[★ Socialist ★ @SocialistFCSP]

Sommerpause ist vorbei. Er ist wieder da! 😱

[Daniel Tutt @TuttReal]

August Nimtz joins me for a discussion on his new book "Black Marxism": A Marxist Critique.

Coming this week @emancipations_

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@TuttReal I only saw this just now. Thank you Daniel!

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If they think this is work and not spare time, then they have fallen into the trap of their own ideas, much like what Hannah Arendt talked about here (English subtitles):

https://t.co/kYiiT0NuWT

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Those who have built up audiences here and now refuse to move to alternatives because doing so would invalidate their past should view this as a philosophical lesson. They haven't invested "value" here, just their spare time.

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Habermasian fatalism is well exemplified today by the idea of having a rational debate about whether the water in the Green Alps should be used to fill swimming pools, while allowing the surrounding lawns to turn brown and die.

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"For the fact that money is always already practically presupposed in capitalism does not prevent it from purely logically having in its turn the presupposition of value in order to become general in the first place." - Robert Kurz, Money without Value

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"[...] while it is regarded as a kind of “ingenious invention” that was created in some indeterminate early period, much like the wheel or the plow."

https://t.co/QayAADzyZ7

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MwV Part I – Robert Kurz – Money without Value (2012) in 193 snippets https://t.co/45GVbXIrCr via @YouTube

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Technology, extended lifespans, scientific hygiene, ... they all merely blur the fact, that the majority is now under so much more pressure than serfs in the middle ages ever were.

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@LandsknechtPike "Was de Vertrauen anbelangt" - Elsässerisch.
"Wos des Vertrauen aunbelaungt" - Styrian (where I come from)

Was das Vertrauen anbelangt. - proper German

[David Vance @DavidVance]

This is what economic suicide looks like;

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Rest in peace, Jürgen Habermas. You will always be remembered as the moral conscience of Germany.

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The post-war German ex-Nazis who established the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) thought they had finally joined the winning team.

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@TuttReal @jbfunk Robert Kurz developed the crisis theoretical approach beginning in 1986. One of his most succinct summations came in a lecture titled "Critique of Work" in the early 2000s. The link points directly to the root of the approach.

https://t.co/wxmLbOENCX

[Robert Kurz Daily @DailyKurz]

Brand new translation on the inevitable rise of right-wing extremism out of democracy. https://t.co/xNCotudDy6