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Alan Sondheim
PAIN.TXT: On (severe) Pain
War Against War, Krieg dem Kriege
in silence here
the idiotic poverty of pain
For Occupy Wall Street, Jesus' Third Way *
Eyebeam Window Gallery Installation
Pompeii (t
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Alan Sondheim
PAIN.TXT: On (severe) Pain
War Against War, Krieg dem Kriege
in silence here
the idiotic poverty of pain
For Occupy Wall Street, Jesus' Third Way *
Eyebeam Window Gallery Installation
Pompeii (t
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Alan Sondheim
Uncomfortable notes on the poetics of captured human behavior: Part
cauterization of the sublime
Mis/take (self-interrogation)
Propeller
Here's the Thing, two texts
Worry
WORLD */CYCLE CONTROL C
Quite astute to high-five the other 1% which writes and reads high-level
amusings. And why not divide and condescend the 99% into manageable
1% fragments so that penny-ante rewards can be parceled out, quietly, in
the familiar language so deftly fitted to the levels of hierarchy, high to
low,
d
Michael,
You misrepresent what I said. I said: "the poorest places in the US don't have
active occupations going on". I didn't say the movement isn't found in poor
communities. Elsewhere
in the same post I mentioned Oakland's ongoing occupation explicitly.
I disagree with your point regardin
On 09/01/12 08:12, Michael H Goldhaber wrote:
> Second, I disagree about the need for demands
The lack of demands is a feature, not a bug.
It's a significant refusal to signify rather than an attempt to sulk
capital into submission.
It is upsetting the right people and making the right people u
On Jan 9, 2012, at 3:12 AM, Michael H Goldhaber wrote:
> Snafu and Jodi Dean, why did you put your argument in favor of demands in
> such academic and turgid prose that it is a foregone conclusion the most in
> the occupy movement couldn't possibly understand it and would probably toss
> it asi
I have several comments on this discussion.
First, a serious question. Snafu and Jodi Dean, why did you put your argument
in favor of demands in such academic and turgid prose that it is a foregone
conclusion the most in the occupy movement couldn't possibly understand it and
would probably tos
