Reminds me of the Anti-Labour party from Sterling's Islands in the Net. Militants carried banners aloft that read "workers of the world, relax!" (an allusion to Bob Black, I think, and not quite the right tone, no?).
Isaac: indeed, "relax" doesn't quite capture the need for militant relaxation: insurrection, first, chilling out, second. Has more of the "relax, stop fussing" tone.
Perhaps, let's go old-school Lafargue, for work refusal that grinds thinks to a napping siesta halt: "Workers of the world, laze about!"
Keeping with the idea of the abolition the capital relation as an knot to be untied or simply hacked through, I was thinking: "Workers of the world, cut loose!" or, possibly, "get loose," with all the wildness and the hint of damned serious joy, these expressions might imply....
"Workers of all countries, call it a day!"
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Reminds me of the Anti-Labour party from Sterling's Islands in the Net. Militants carried banners aloft that read "workers of the world, relax!" (an allusion to Bob Black, I think, and not quite the right tone, no?).
ReplyDeleteNasir: fucking great, and probably a bit of snappier chant than self-abolish...
ReplyDeleteIsaac:
ReplyDeleteindeed, "relax" doesn't quite capture the need for militant relaxation: insurrection, first, chilling out, second. Has more of the "relax, stop fussing" tone.
Perhaps, let's go old-school Lafargue, for work refusal that grinds thinks to a napping siesta halt: "Workers of the world, laze about!"
Keeping with the idea of the abolition the capital relation as an knot to be untied or simply hacked through, I was thinking: "Workers of the world, cut loose!" or, possibly, "get loose," with all the wildness and the hint of damned serious joy, these expressions might imply....
ReplyDeleteJason:
ReplyDeleteso pretty much, the insurrection will sound like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oirbbFmK28
That's right, like that but chopped and screwed...
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