Notices by 🌈 Dipl. Gangster Maddy Stylo 🦄 (stylo_the_unicorn@kolektiva.social)

@MakBerberovic the question was kind of what you said. But I still think that 'being autistic' means not a person with autism, which is a rare disorder.

I think people don't want to talk, and then they call themselves 'being autistic'. Which is ok, but I have to understand if being autistic means being a diagnosed authist.

@MakBerberovic they are all fascists. All agreed to kill refugees. Just with different moaning.

The far-right nationalist and neoliberal #AlexejNawalny has died in captivity and the 'whole' world, means the white values West, is in mourning. 🤭

Why is the West portraying a demonstrably right-wing honk who couldn't bring 5,000 noses onto the streets of Moscow even in Russia's freer times?

while anarchistically organized strikes with 10,000s of participants during strict authoritarianism find no mention in the white values western mainstream?

#Germany is meanwhile a pure declaration of bankruptcy on all fronts simultaneously. 🤔 And that's good actually.

Better by daylight. :anarchyblob:

These #MMT people really believe you could just print the money. 🙄🤭 That's how invisible the violence already became that is needed to establish value.

I should really look away at these posts.

@blepharon @MMT @RichardJMurphy yeah, so in principle I exactly said that just in different wording.

@blepharon @MMT @RichardJMurphy Nice reaction. You gave me a new point about MMT concerning why taxes are needed. I just read s.th. different from this Hickels guy.

Have to reevaluate everything now 🙄 crazy world.

I would not be surprised if this is true:

https://winteroak.org.uk/2023/10/28/how-intelligence-agents-hijacked-the-u-s-anarchist-movement-and-steered-it-into-a-dead-end/

Anarchists have meanwhile become the strongest defendants of white western capitalist democracies as the lesser bad or evil. #Anarchism

Almost like workers are the strongest defendants of #German car industry.

@CosmicTrigger

Its about 3 guys and It's going down of which I also found surprisingly government aligned positions.

To the rest you say, it's true what you say with steer and I also hate avangardism and the idea of someone needs to explain you "the truth".

I claim, that by the mass consumption of David Graeber the US anarchist movement already opened its doors to a new liberalism, quasi a new neoliberalism.

But however, the issue is to complicated to discuss it in its total.

The best way to prevent corruption is to feel a strong opposition to the right here and right now society.

My dumb believe 😪

(Derived from a previous response)

If you read #Marx #Kapital carefully, in particular with a math background and the #Grundrisse as support, you'll see that after a certain peak of innovation (automatization) the value behind commodities will collapse. Thus also the value of the most general commodity: #Money.

Unfortunately this is denied by those who call themselves #Marxists and thus liberals and further right can piss on it too. Even though #MichaelHeinrich gets the direction he all makes it wrong throughout.

Without money states cannot exist. When #Russia attacks #Ukraine, #Israel kills Kids or #US sends a carrier group to bomb defenseless people and armies, all this has one in common: They fight something strong but actually don't know what to fight.

They all feel the deterioration of statehood, but can neither quantify it nor locate the origins. But a state is composed in a way, that it has to survive.

Marx says, the capital is processing behind the back of the worker. This is a quick explanation where modern #antisemitism comes from. The personification of the decay of our salary in the person of an interest grabbing Jew.

The same way states do personification. Those who risks the states existence, are those who don't pay taxes, #ThePoor. It also correlates with the old enlightened bourgeoise believe, that being poor is caused by genetics and only extermination of the 'degenerates' could solve this issue. (or abstinence )

In fact, behind all this is nothing but a further failing #capital accumulation. This is the unfortunate fact that nobody even wants to listen to. People are way more enthusiastic about depicting a group of evil and exterminate them.

Unfortunately.

In 2006 there was a documentary about the massive buildup of police force throughout #EuropeanUnion. I say this bc. it was before the financial crisis.  A French professor concluded: In the future it might be, that some people might not be satisfiable by the state anymore. Those will fall off our society (!)

But those are not voluntarily dying away. Hence #Hamas and Co.

C'est ça.

This way of thinking is called #Wertkritik or #Wertabspaltungskritik

The alternative to #fascism in a #nation in economic breakdown would be to give up the national fantasy and to accept the decay into a #FailedState. Since not even a recognizable part of the left is speaking of #liberation beyond the national idea, for the majority of #capitalist indoctrinated #consumer subjects, this is not acceptable.

Thus, fascism becomes a mass movement! 3/8

On the brink of #economic collapse, this #fascist core of any #nation gets revived, as a mass movement to maintain the national identification that sleeps in all brave #citizens, with the hope of individual survival under a national protection. 2/8

Every #nation needs a certain amount of #fascists, to be able to enforce the reason of state. The #police is not coincidentally more #fascist than the population of most countries, definitely all #democracies. #Nationalism is always the inner heart of a nation. Fascism is just the consequent form of nationalism. 1/8

Funnily in #Capitalism, people don't trust the opinion of an unemployed, who has time to build one, but trust more people that work and have no time to build their own opinion, which is then even biased towards their job 🤭

Zu #KoheiSaito.s Buch: Natur gegen Kapital

Was #KoheiSaito an seiner kurzen Kritik der Zusammenbruchstheorie der #Wertkritik (#RobertKurz) allerdings nicht erfasst, ist das die "Verbissenheit des Kapitals" und seine Dynamik ("elastische Potenzen") zur Reproduktion seiner selbst, nicht etwa geleugnet wird, sondern nach der Wertkritik eben Verursacher für exponentiell steigende Kosten innerhalb des wissenschaftlichen kapitalistischen Betriebes (Entwicklung, Forschung) darstellen, die nur noch durch eine soziale Gesamtverschuldung (zum Beispiel Staatsschulden) kaum aber noch durch eine unternehmerische Akkumulation gedeckt werden können. Somit prozessiert das Kapital eben genau wegen des von Saito zur Widerlegung der Wertkritik angeführten Sachverhalts schon lange außerhalb seines eigentlichen Arbeitsbereich und muss entsprechend an einer nicht mehr realisierbaren Verwertung des Werts kollabieren, so die Wertkritik. Dies kann nur solange fortgeführt (simuliert) werden, solange die Sozialisierung von Schulden bei gleichzeitiger Privatisierung von Profiten aufrecht gehalten werden kann.***

Obwohl Saito zugibt, die zu dieser Feststellung notwendige Lehre des Werts noch gar nicht betrachtet zu haben, deutet er mit der unhinterfragten Übernahme des Zitats von Burkett schon an, dass sein Verständnis des Werts eben von #MichaelHeinrichs stammt und somit der kurz'schen Interpretation diametral entgegensteht. An der Wertkritig selbst rüttelt er derweil wenig.

Das Buch ist aber trotzdem sehr lesenswert und ich bin auch noch nicht ganz fertig. Also vielleicht kriegt er ja noch die Kurve. ?

*** zum Beispiel Reicht die Verschuldung Deutschlands heute bis nahezu 2075, wir müssen also noch 52 Jahre arbeiten um das jetzt schon ausgegebene Geld wieder reinzuholen. 2030 könnte es zum Beispiel schon bis 2150 dauern und 2050 bis ins Jahr 2200 oder gar 2300. Es ist offensichtlich, dass das nicht endlos aufrecht erhalten werden kann. Länder wie Haiti zum Beispiel können sich nicht darauf verlassen, dass ein solcher Prozess der ewigen Verschuldung die Produktion von Gütern innerhalb der gesellschaftlichen (weltweiten) Durchschnittskosten aufrechterhält, so dass sie zwangsläufig ihre wirtschaftliche Basis verlieren und zusammenbrechen.

To #KoheiSaito.s book: Nature against Capital.

What #KoheiSaito does not grasp in his short critique of the collapse theory of #ValueCritique, #Wertkritik (#RobertKurz), however, is that the "doggedness of capital" and its dynamics ("elastic potencies") for the reproduction of itself, is not denied, but, according to the value critique, they are the cause of exponentially increasing costs within the scientific capitalist enterprise (development, research), which can only be covered by a total social debt (e.g. public debt), but hardly by an entrepreneurial accumulation. Thus, precisely because of the facts cited by Saito for the refutation of the value critique, capital is already long time processing outside of its actual operational range and must collapse accordingly due to a not realizable recreation of value, according to the value critique. This can be continued (simulated) only as long as the socialization of debts can be maintained with the simultaneous privatization of profits.***

Although Saito admits that he has not even considered the theory of value necessary for this conclusion, he already indicates with the unquestioned adoption of Burkett's quote that his understanding of value comes precisely from #MichaelHeinrichs and is thus diametrically opposed to Kurz's interpretation. Meanwhile, he does little to shake the value critique itself.

Still, the book is well worth reading, and I haven't quite finished it yet either. So maybe he'll still get his act together ?.

*** For example, Germany's debt today will last until almost 2075, so we have to work for another 52 years to recoup the money we've already spent. In 2030, for example, it could already take until 2150 and in 2050 until the year 2200 or even 2300. It is obvious that this cannot be maintained endlessly. Countries like Haiti for instance can not rely on such a process of eternally raising debts, to maintain production of goods within entire social (worldwide) average costs, so that they necissarily loose an economic basis and collapse.

@rasmusfleischer U know Robert Kurz?