P.E. Moskowitz

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P.E. Moskowitz
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled, 1977. :: [Edward Smith]
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"I think we should see the fear of gays, drag queens, etc. as part of the same thing as defunding libraries, increasing cops, anti-homelessness, true crime—it's all about demonizing all public space and culture. It is much easier to control people when they are lonely, isolated, and do not experience anything outside of individualized, corporate-controlled spheres of influence. It's a self-feeding system. The less you are exposed to the diversity of experience inherent to public spaces, the more you want to replicate the tightly-controlled world you inhabit. The more scared you become. Thus more willing to support what replicates your privatized world."
-P.E. Moskowitz
[Edward Smith]
"Very strange how we’ve turned victimhood into power. All you have to do now is claim you are sad or aggrieved in order for your opinion to Mean More. This creates a race to the bottom in which everyone wants to be the Most Oppressed. But what we’ve failed to realize is that certain people(s) are granted narrative power to promote their victimhood over others. So we have created a system by which we all claim to be oppressed while actually just upholding the same oppressive status we claim to be challenging." -P.E. Moskowitz
"I think we should see the fear of gays, drag queens, etc. as part of the same thing as defunding libraries, increasing cops, anti-homelessness, true crime—it's all about demonizing all public space and culture. It is much easier to control people when they are lonely, isolated, and do not experience anything outside of individualized, corporate-controlled spheres of influence. It's a self-feeding system. The less you are exposed to the diversity of experience inherent to public spaces, the more you want to replicate the tightly-controlled world you inhabit. The more scared you become. Thus more willing to support what replicates your privatized world." -P.E. Moskowitz
The inherent conservatism of rigidity.
Kamala is Brat. Brat is Kamala. I am going insane.
We all live in little self-reflection boxes with inadequate access to stimuli.
Dispatches from the Adderall Epidemic.