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>>661
cool post

Also UHAUL thred

The real problem behind this site is that it's from Florida, I think.

facebook's future is landlordism, renting server space to vassal companies, hoping to disappear into the general economic landscape and become truly "common"

drop out and find better tools

>>629
"do you have fire in your heart for justice, kin ?"

Its a pretty good chaser to the coming insurrection.
The notes on the commune and messianic time are much appreciated lol
>>637
How is this book? Kinda wince at "governing" but have been wanting to see what the fuss is about

>>641
very good so far, debunks the "tragedy of the commons" with actual evidence rather than rethoric or appeals to people's good nature.


"Analysts who find an empirical situation with a structure presumed to be a
commons dilemma often call for the imposition of a solution by an external
actor: The “only way” to solve a commons dilemma is by doing X. Underlying
such a claim is the belief that X is necessary and sufficient to solve the commons
dilemma. But the content of X could hardly be more variable. One set of
advocates presumes that a central authority must assume continuing
responsibility to make unitary decisions for a particular resource. The other
presumes that a central authority should parcel out ownership rights to the
resource and then allow individuals to pursue their own self-interests within a set
of well-defined property· rights. Both centralization advocates and privatization
advocates accept as a central tenet that institutional change must come from
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Sounds like a another academic claptrap reformulation of same-old reformist. Very boring.

>>643
assuming you're talking about "governing the commons"

there's academia as centralizing and networking of knowledge and academia as the grift of grifts, this one is of the former and directly criticizes and exposes modes of exchange and relation that aren't mediated by state or firm intervention
it doesn't advocate for reform but shits all over the very idea that reforms alone are the thing that pushes economic formations to take the most efficient form and that deliberative and directly democratic/localised structures are most efficient to handle stuff

aka people know how to handle their own shit, they don't need daddy to rub their belly and wipe their ass for them

true cultural warfare has never been tried

>>167
call me when they start killing movie directors

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abj7782

"The new modes of predation that emerged on this landscape in the 1980s and ‘90s received little attention in studies that focused on the causes and consequences of mass policing and punishment. In leading accounts, this era of punitive racial politics accelerated bipartisan initiatives that began earlier, in the 1960s and ‘70s (13, 14). Recent research on “monetary sanctions” integrates financial takings into this framework by defining fines and fees as supplemental forms of punishment produced by the same forces that expanded policing and imprisonment (15). By contrast, we distinguish predation from punishment and treat their relationship as an empirical question."