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Noam Chomsky: “We’re on the Road to a Form of Neofascism”

Noam Chomsky: “We’re on the Road to a Form of Neofascism” The ground is well prepared for neofascism to fill the void left by class war wrought by neoliberalism, says Chomsky. Trump supporters near the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C.SHAY HORSE / NURPHOTO VIA GETTY IMAGES Neoliberalism has reigned supreme as […]

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“Inflation” and America’s Accelerating Class War

“Inflation” and America’s Accelerating Class War Those who don’t see the fragmentation, the scarcities and the battlelines being drawn will be surprised by the acceleration of the unraveling. I recently came across the idea that inflation is a two-factor optimization problem: inflation is necessary for the macro-economy (or so we’re told) and so the trick for policy makers […]

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This Is How the Status Quo Unravels: As the Pie Shrinks, Everybody Demands Their Piece Should Get Bigger

This Is How the Status Quo Unravels: As the Pie Shrinks, Everybody Demands Their Piece Should Get Bigger Fragmentation, discord, discontent, class war: this is the inevitable result of a shrinking pie. The politics of the past 70 years was all about horsetrading who got what share of the growing pie: the “pie” being cheap energy, […]

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The Class War Has Already Started

The Class War Has Already Started Here’s what’s obvious, but unacceptable: we need a new system. Pundits and apologists are quick to chastise anyone who even speaks of class war, as if the words alone might spark what the pundits and apologists fear. The pundits and apologists dread the words because they know the Class War […]

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Greece and Global Class War

Greece and Global Class War Then By 2008 the neoliberal project that had been propelled by bullshit, wishful thinking and copious quantities of bank money freed from any pretense that it could ever be repaid was coming unwound. The same ‘favor’ that American mortgage lenders had done communities of color and exurbs in the U.S. […]

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