(Source: marshallcrap, via narcissing)
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Happy 83rd Birthday, Gary! ♥
[Gary Snyder at Poets House in New York (by Lawrence Schwartzwald) - 12.11.10]
There Are Those Who Love To Get Dirty
There are those who love to get dirtyand fix things.They drink coffee at dawn,beer after work,And those who stay clean,just appreciate things,At breakfast they have milkand juice at night.There are those who do both,they drink tea.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/4c5a9c50c258da538e2741956508bf6c/tumblr_mmhv4xBahA1qdv2q8o1_500.jpg)
Happy 83rd Birthday, Gary! ♥
[Gary Snyder at Poets House in New York (by Lawrence Schwartzwald) - 12.11.10]
There Are Those Who Love To Get Dirty
There are those who love to get dirty
and fix things.
They drink coffee at dawn,
beer after work,
And those who stay clean,
just appreciate things,
At breakfast they have milk
and juice at night.
There are those who do both,
they drink tea.
(via fuckyeahbeatgeneration)
What Jung says is that you should play your role, knowing that it’s not you. It’s a quite different point of view. This requires individuation, separating your ego, your image of yourself, from the social role. This doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t play the role; it simply means that no matter what you choose to do in life, whether it’s to cop out or to cop in, you are playing a role, and don’t take it too damned seriously. The persona is merely the mask you’re wearing for this game.”
— Joseph Campbell, Pathways to Bliss (via infinitesplinters)
Fuck yeah
People starving when tons of unsold food is thrown away globally because people couldn’t afford to purchase the food, that’s violence.
People dying and going bankrupt to pay for their healthcare, that’s violence.
People being evicted from their homes when there are more houses than there are houseless people, that’s violence.
(via fuckyeahmarxismleninism)
Colours in the ground
The shrouded city
Patterns
[T]he problem for revolutionaries today is to unite within the purpose of a particular struggle without falling into the despotic and bureaucratic organization of the party or state apparatus. We seek a kind of war machine that will not re-create a state apparatus, a nomadic unit related to the outside that will not revive an internal despotic unity.”
—
Gilles Deleuze (via class-struggle-anarchism)
there’s no outside because there’s no ‘inside in a society of control, there’s only looser and more stuck bits
(via fennels)Word!
(via valterbenyamin)
[T]he problem for revolutionaries today is to unite within the purpose of a particular struggle without falling into the despotic and bureaucratic organization of the party or state apparatus. We seek a kind of war machine that will not re-create a state apparatus, a nomadic unit related to the outside that will not revive an internal despotic unity.”
—
Gilles Deleuze (via class-struggle-anarchism)
there’s no outside because there’s no ‘inside in a society of control, there’s only looser and more stuck bits
(via fennels)Word!
(via valterbenyamin)
(Source: oftencalledflamer, via newamericanweird)
As long as drugs are illegal the working class will suffer: the working classes pick the poppies, the coca, and all the other raw materials, the working classes are the soldiers and the victims of distribution networks, and the working class users of drugs go to prison (while the upper classes go to treatment centers and counseling).
(Source: afronaut, via ghostdad-ebooks)
McKenzie Wark, The Beach Beneath the Street p. 36
