Silkwood -- labor process in the nuclear power industry, corporate surveillance and intimidation, and betrayl by cynical and slick liberal D.C. advocacy lawyers (a Hollywood flick w/o grotesquely Hollywood production values or plot twists) ... John Gulick P.S. Karl, if you're going to get on my case about endorsing the consumption of an exchange value and hence reproducing capital lemme just say that I admire your anarcho-syndicalism but I don't confuse my own predilection for philosophico-practical purity w/real politics, and in fact, avoid real politics by in large b/c of this predilection ... nonetheless, and here I go again, radicals should have a long-term eye not on better compensating and reallocating alienated labor, but on abolishing alienated labor, and, indeed, much of "productive" labor altogether, since a great deal of it is socially unnecessary and ecologically irrational ... but there is one hell of a here to there question which I won't even pretend to answer ...
