Michael Kasino | Captain Mutiny AKA Rabbi Crossbones Welcomes You 'Aboard The Drowned Sailor' @MichaelKasino2025 | Uploaded October 2012 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
My theme is that the great shame of humanity--who passes itself off as homo sapient--that is, as "the man in the know"--is that nobody knows why we live and die or ever will. But because we're supposed to act like we know--otherwise we're considered sub human--we suppress our inalienable bewilderment --which is the source of our sympathy for each other--and in the course of the suppression, sympathy sours into the contempt of the superior for the inferior, of the hierophant for the egalitarian.
An introduction to class conflict and thus to the marxist analyses.
Egalitarian cooperation, which serves as a supplement to Marx's critique of wage-labor; a reconciliation between anarchy and communism, --that is, the right to be free and the necessity to be economically equal. And laced throughout the material the spiritual idea that while we don't need God to realize ourselves--we just need each other-- the divinity needs us to realize itself. In other words, the final goal of a cooperative egalitarian society is the alchemical creation of magic!
An introduction to class conflict and thus to the marxist analyses.
Egalitarian cooperation, which serves as a supplement to Marx's critique of wage-labor; a reconciliation between anarchy and communism, --that is, the right to be free and the necessity to be economically equal. And laced throughout the material the spiritual idea that while we don't need God to realize ourselves--we just need each other-- the divinity needs us to realize itself. In other words, the final goal of a cooperative egalitarian society is the alchemical creation of magic!
The career of the revolutionary
"The career of the revolutionary does not advance through banquets and honorary titles, interesting research and professional salaries, but through misery, disgrace, ingratitude, and imprisonment towards an uncertainty which only a superhuman faith can penetrate. Merely talented people therefore hardly ever take it up."
Dawn and Decline --Max Horkheimer
My theme is that the great shame of humanity--who passes itself off as homo sapient--that is, as "the man in the know"--is that nobody knows why we live and die or ever will. But because we're supposed to act like we know--otherwise we're considered sub human--we suppress our inalienable bewilderment --which is the source of our sympathy for each other--and in the course of the suppression, sympathy sours into the contempt of the superior for the inferior, of the hierophant for the egalitarian.
An introduction to class conflict and thus to the marxist analyses.
Egalitarian cooperation, which serves as a supplement to Marx's critique of wage-labor; a reconciliation between anarchy and communism, --that is, the right to be free and the necessity to be economically equal. And laced throughout the material the spiritual idea that while we don't need God to realize ourselves--we just need each other-- the divinity needs us to realize itself. In other words, the final goal of a cooperative egalitarian society is the alchemical creation of magic!
An introduction to class conflict and thus to the marxist analyses.
Egalitarian cooperation, which serves as a supplement to Marx's critique of wage-labor; a reconciliation between anarchy and communism, --that is, the right to be free and the necessity to be economically equal. And laced throughout the material the spiritual idea that while we don't need God to realize ourselves--we just need each other-- the divinity needs us to realize itself. In other words, the final goal of a cooperative egalitarian society is the alchemical creation of magic!
The career of the revolutionary
"The career of the revolutionary does not advance through banquets and honorary titles, interesting research and professional salaries, but through misery, disgrace, ingratitude, and imprisonment towards an uncertainty which only a superhuman faith can penetrate. Merely talented people therefore hardly ever take it up."
Dawn and Decline --Max Horkheimer
