Tag Archive | "dissociation"
How Capitalism Turns Intimate Relationships into a Battleground
Capitalism creates impossible conditions for both sexes. Because meeting human needs would cut into profits, people are deprived of what they need and then shamed for feeling needy. As resentment builds, we attack our loved ones instead of the system that keeps us deprived.
Continue reading...The Science of Social Change
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Capitalism is structured to keep most people feeling powerless most of the time, regardless of what they know and despite the fact that they are the majority. So how can we create change?
Continue reading...Alienation and Dissociation: The Two Sides of Powerlessness
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Alienation and dissociation reinforce each other to create a deep sense of powerlessness.
Continue reading...War, Dissociation, and the Democrats
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Americans don’t need to care more about the war, they need an anti-war movement that will stand up to the Democrats.
Continue reading...Of Human Bonding
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
We need a society based on strong social bonds, not one that tears them apart for profit.
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