In part one of the Selecting Stones treatment of the dialectic of Landlord and Tenant, we examined this relationship from the standpoint of Work itself. We were therefore able to see quite clearly that the tenant has to work doubly hard in order to support the livelihood both of himself and of his landlord. From […]
October 16, 2012
by Jesús Salvatore Reporting from Topeka, Kansas In The Gay Science, Friedrich Nietzsche claimed in truly Germanic spirit that God was dead and that it was humanity who killed him. It was a provocative statement in an age of Victorian comforts, when bourgeois society was no longer a rising force of historical development as such, […]
October 5, 2012
by Dawn Occidere I didn’t watch the “debate” between those two bourgeois politicians the other night, partially because the digital converter box atop my early-1990s-era television seems to have crapped out. But I also didn’t watch it because… Who cares? It looks like the “political debate” in this pathetic excuse for a society called the […]
October 26, 2012
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