Hippie Jesus Isn’t Down with Capitalism
Radical quotes from the Bible on money and greed.
Question Everything
Radical quotes from the Bible on money and greed.
There’s no doubt about it, I’ve struggled with numerous bouts of rage in my life. Those moments have become more rare as I age however …
This hater’s gonna hate but Swift can shake it off To channel a little righteous Henry Miller- This is not an essay. This is libel, …
In this series of essays I put forward a simple premise – We live under a system of dominance that is not conducive to peace and social harmony.
In case you missed it, part I can be read here. There are common patterns in societies that operate like a giant pyramid scheme. They …
Peace and love never had a chance. Our present reality was all but fated long ago after societal decisions were made regarding how we relate …
Only by asking the right questions will we escape old world opportunism “The newsreel is rolling, words are at an all-time cheap The more they …
By Jason Holland and William Hawes “…the uncontrolled growth of technology destroys the vital sources of our humanity. It creates a culture without a moral …
A needed critique on scientism that the mainstream press ignores.
The narratives of pandemic logic are beginning to unravel somewhat it seems. The UK has dropped its covid restrictions and the US is losing interest …
An urgent critique on the industry of science and Westerner’s motivation and pursuit of wanting to know.
This song by Thievery Corporation seems apropos for the moment. Enjoy.
Most adults look up to these politicians like children.
I reside in Orlando, a city laden with socio-economic facades which echo the theme park set pieces for which the city is best known – Shiny on the …
Part I of The Commodification of Art can be found here. “I could always live in my art but never in my life” – a …
“No, this is a prolonged insult, a gob of spit in the face of Art, a kick in the pants to God, Man, Destiny, Time, …
Rule follower mentalities, the lovers of law and order, are the epitome of what Hannah Arendt coined as the banality of evil, and this mentality …
The continual expanse of western enslavement culture has never been directly about race, class, or any other perceived external divisions, rather it’s an ego sickness …
Here’s a short little clip of Henry Miller describing how he remembers New York City and what he thought of it in what I assume …
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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