Every successful sales pitch at Land Forces, every business card exchanging hands at the official networking events, means more weapons in the hands of those who can always justify their use.
Loneliness has become a feature of modernity, a hallmark of late capitalism, woven into the technologies and built environments that form the architecture of our lives.
From the general strike of May 68 we learn that when enough workers stop working it is possible to shut down the entire economy of an advanced capitalist country. We also learn that state power and authority is contingent, rather than an inevitable fact.