Extremely tricky to match the material conditions that suggest otherwise with the immaterial landscape of fear in which especially the oldest, best-off generation lives
Extremely tricky to match the material conditions that suggest otherwise with the immaterial landscape of fear in which especially the oldest, best-off generation lives
Marx wrote that our social being determines our social consciousness. So I guess if someone's "social being" is that they spend all day completely isolated in the house and never seeing a human being who's outside their tax bracket, then the sight of a homeless person would terrify them.
If you're a member of the .1% (or is it the .01%?) you really don't want an informed citizenry. You like Rupert Murdoch's business model: manufacture ignorance, protect your economic ascendance.
These last couple years have really challenged my Marxism