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May 31 2016 - Collin Kennedy, who is a cancer patient, used expanding spray foam to disable a parking meter at the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg where he gets his treatment. He says the fees are a tax on the sick. [video]
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no joke when i was in hospital all the streetd around it had these and our car got towed away while i was in the ER it’s disgusting how they prey on the sick
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Dustwound by Pouria Khojastehpay are mysterious images described by the artist as “Futures of the recent past. We shall take part in it as handfuls of dust and splinters of bone”. Dystopian ruins of Brutalist structures scattered on desolate landscapes seem to be all that is left of our time in Earth. Khojastehpay is a Dutch/Iranian artist and photographer, currently living in The Netherlands. He was born in 1993 in Shiraz, Iran before spending a large part of his childhood in a Dutch refugee camp.
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Kuwait. Car cemetery. In the background: burning Burgan oil fields set on fire by retreating Iraqi troops. 1991. A. Abbas
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This is another slow, sad one. It’s like, oh, wanna go see the band? ‘what do they sing about?’ fear of death. ‘what else?’ nothing. ‘ok… will there be food?’ yes. ‘wine?’ oh, plenty. ‘well, i’m afraid of death, too. let’s go.’
John Darnielle, tonight, about his own band. (via killvia-plath)
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The Situationist International (SI), led by the revolutionary Guy Debord, were active throughout the 1950s and 60s. They published the journal Internationale Situationniste that included many incendiary texts on politics and art, and were a galvanizing force in the revolutions of May 1968. The importance of their work has been felt particularly in their revolutionary analysis of cities. The SI were responsible for utopian imaginings of the city, where its alienating effects from its routine use as a site of consumption and work were banished and it was instead to be turned into a place of play.
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From the cover of Algebra and Trigonometry. Addison-Wesley, 1984.
