Apr 17, 2020
2,777 Likes, 180 Comments - Darren Fleet (@lovedarrenfleet) on Instagram: ““Still learning” I’m INTRIGUED I’M BEHOOVED I’M TURNED ON YET AGA
This commentary is freakin’ hilarious!
Side note: I need to learn to dance! 😂😂😂
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2,777 Likes, 180 Comments - Darren Fleet (@lovedarrenfleet) on Instagram: ““Still learning” I’m INTRIGUED I’M BEHOOVED I’M TURNED ON YET AGA
This commentary is freakin’ hilarious!
Side note: I need to learn to dance! 😂😂😂
Custom messenger bag I did for Darren Fleet!
Darren Fleet On #FamilyFeud
Darren Fleet On #FamilyFeud
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So what if the coral reefs are bleaching, the oceans dying, the animals dissapearing, tthe islands sinking & the skies greying? Just give me Wi-Fi. I've got to much to think about already.
Darren Fleet #116 Adbusters magazine
Austerity isn't a stoic process. It's a radical humiliation, materially and psychologically, of everything one has been conditioned to know. It's a punishment upon those who believed the myth, who bought into the system, who didn't realize they were living a civilization flaw. A job, the basic promise of the industrial world in exchange for the forfeited commons, gone. Education, the great elixir of progress and hope of the masses, cut. Health clinics, our benevolent commitment to the well-being of others, closed. Conspicuous consumption, the empty vault of pleasure, bankrupt. Pensions, the greatest storehouse of a life's worth, erased with the scratch of an IMF pen. Future, career, family... unimaginable.
Darren Fleet
Adbusters, Vol. 20 No. 6
Your mom tells you a story before you go to bed and you believe it. She tells you that you can be anything you want to be when you grow up. She says that you are a unique and valuable individual and that you are to never forget it. She says that you are very lucky and the world is your oyster. And she is right. You live in an exceptional time. You will travel greater distances in a single day than most people only a century ago travelled their entire lives. You will have food choices that English kings and Ottoman princes couldn’t have imagined. You will casually flood your system to the point of illness with sugar, once the currency of the world and the prizes of empires. You will live longer than nay generation before. Your wardrobe will contain cloth from what was once beyond the reaches of the greatest civilizations. Broken bones won’t render you a cripple. If you were born a girl you can become a boy. If you were born a boy you can become a girl. You can break tradition without death. You can upgrade your biology and change your organs. You can assume any identity you wish. Her words comfort you into a wonderful sleep. She is careful not to explain that this oyster isn’t for all the children of the world or that such good fortune is making that Earth sick. That would ruin the story.
Darren Fleet