Radical Rave

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If you believe in peace, act peacefully ; if you believe in love, acting lovingly ; if you believe every which way, then act every which way, that's perfectly valid — but don't go out trying to sell your beliefs to the system. You end up contradicting what you profess to believe in, and you set a bum example. If you want to change the world, change yourself.

“Though labor is forced to take on the form of a commodity, it is not a true commodity but a pseudocommodity (Storper and Walker, 1983). Despite this distinction, a central feature of capitalist labor markets is the subordination of labor to the discipline of market regulation. The clash between market discipline and the social foundations of labor renders the capitalist labor market a ‘satanic mill’ (Polyani, 1944). The ever-present danger in capitalist labor markets- which usually manifests itself during times or in places in which labor’s bargaining position is weakened- is that labor will be reduced to the status of a mere commodity… As theorized by Offe (1985), the problematic relationship between labor and labor markets produces a number of contradictions. From the perspective of neoclassical economics these contradictions tend to be interpreted as failures of the labor market. Orthodox notions of labor market failure convey the impression that such problems (for example, ruptures in skill formation or the persistence of mass unemployment) are in a sense periodic breakdowns within a broadly functional economic system. They are analyzed in terms of disrupted equilibrium, i.e., as a temporary departure from business as usual where supply and demand are in harmony (see Ebert and Stone, 1992). Here, and in contrast, the failure of labor markets is viewed as systemic. The contradictions of capitalist labor markets are deep-seated and ultimately 'resolvable’ only in terms of temporary institutional containment. The institutional fabric of the labor market, while essential to its continued functioning, does not fully resolve its underlying contradictions, which are logically (though not historically) prior to institutional responses. Institutional responses are just that: responses. Rarely if ever do they provide absolute solutions to regulatory dilemmas. Rather, the process of labor regulation is continuous and imperfect. Historically, 'regulation and markets grew up together’ (Polyani, 1944, p. 68). Thus, the 'free’ labor market was not an historical predecessor to the regulated labor market: instead labor market problems and their putative regulatory solutions evolved together through a process of iterative and dynamic development.”

“A human being is developed only by crystallization of the sum total of his own experiences. Our present system of education contradicts this axiom by stressing preponderantly single fields of application.”

Honestly I'm pretty disappointed in you for even trying weed but like, a stranger's opinion doesn't matter I guess