Because i hate you, but i hate the corporations that sell you products as well.

CCRU

slay queen, quite literally

We’ve grown so accustomed to repetition and recycling that we no longer notice them. Yet it’s no surprise that this is the case. New cultural production requires a use of time that communicative capitalism is profoundly hostile towards. Most social energy is sucked into the vortex of late-capitalist labour and its vast simulation of productivity. Innovation depends upon an absorbed (rather than distracted) drift; but it is increasingly difficult to muster the attentional resources necessary for such immersion. Cyberspatial urgencies — the smartphone’s flashing red light, the siren call of its alert — function like trance-inhibitors or alarm clocks that keep waking us out of collective dreaming. In these conditions, intellectual work can only be undertaken on a short-term basis. Only prisoners have time to read, and if you want to engage in a twenty-year-long research project funded by the state, you will have to kill someone.

K-punk The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher (2004-2016)

shine for the flag.

Say no to Strangers! (1963)

Me on silkroad in 2011

tr-sensical:
the real problem is offering perspectives that question the necessity of the status quo - not kids too afraid to run off of a cult getting fucked.

Florida births so fucking lunatic bottoms ngl