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‘The Digital Issue’ Antidote Magazine #9, featuring Jing Wen, ph. Daniel Sannwald

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When you’re in a bad mood but there’s nothing actually wrong.

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I’m… Prince Namor

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Extremely rare photo of Lil B found collect and spread around basedworld - Lil B

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file this under the shit-load of under appreciated people who you never learn about in school

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Maybe the target nowadays is not to discover what we are but to refuse what we are.

Michel Foucault, ‘The Subject and Power’

Always this.

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Einstürzende Neubauten’s instruments in Halber Mensch (1986) directed by Sogo Ishii

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The police spend very little of their time dealing with violent criminals—indeed, police sociologists report that only about 10% of the average police officer’s time is devoted to criminal matters of any kind. Most of the remaining 90% is spent dealing with infractions of various administrative codes and regulations: all those rules about how and where one can eat, drink, smoke, sell, sit, walk, and drive. If two people punch each other, or even draw a knife on each other, police are unlikely to get involved. Drive down the street in a car without license plates, on the other hand, and the authorities will show up instantly, threatening all sorts of dire consequences if you don’t do exactly what they tell you. The police, then, are essentially just bureaucrats with weapons. Their main role in society is to bring the threat of physical force—even, death—into situations where it would never have been otherwise invoked, such as the enforcement of civic ordinances about the sale of untaxed cigarettes.

An excerpt from Ferguson & the Criminalization of American Life by David Graeber (via actjustly)