narcissism and the death of Thatcher
Posted by kariflack in economy, feminism, politics, pop culcha, postmodernism on April 9, 2013
i did not want to think for a few days, i thought. my first mistake was looking at anything online after a public figure had died. without all of the typical commentary that can be easily accessed anywhere, i just want to quickly comment on a couple of things that are bothering me about leftist […]
new blog
Posted by kariflack in cooking, health care on March 13, 2013
hello, just a quick post to let folks know i’ll be spending a lot more time on a new blog documenting a new life change for me, it is called glutenfreeflack dot wordpress dot com, aka “gluten free K.F.” also i’ve given up using capitalization at all, it seems. my twitter and tumblr habits have […]
Dorner, Biden, and the production of pseudo-resistance
Posted by kariflack in americana, economy, politics, pop culcha, tha police on February 22, 2013
I suppose I followed the Christopher Dorner “situation” as closely as any schmuck with their own situations going on. Admittedly, I haven’t read anything in depth yet because I’m just not convinced there is anything out there worth my time, really. Lots of muckraking and shallow analysis. I followed Jukebox Jones’ (on facebook) commentary, and […]
other people are not your property, in praxis
Posted by kariflack in americana, economy, philosophy, politics on February 4, 2013
At its most concrete and material, what does the title mean to you? Many leftists may consider, and do, that not having access to an amount of capital in order to literally own people, exploit them, and use them at their whim excludes them and perhaps largely the “99%” of people from such a thoroughly […]
insurance & more! inherent contradictions of self-sufficiency
Posted by kariflack in americana, economy, health care, politics on June 28, 2012
The model of health insurance itself, in its very simplest form, is not contradictory to, yes, a socialist society. Before regulations were even concepts to apply to a monopolized market of who got to insure whom, workplaces, even in Capitalist America, had formed their own free associations for the workers (mostly male) and their families. […]
rallying to really restore fear in this age of “austerity”
Today I visited the local Sprouts Farmers Market as I only needed a few items, and it is just down the street from our complex. Granted, there are groceries that would have better suited my needs, and for probably much less, but driving to this particular place is much easier (I pretty much have to […]
Rio Bravo: Masculinism and the Ubermensch
Rio Bravo: Masculinism and the Ubermensch. I wish this didn’t say posted by me in the home page blurb. It is written by Dotcommunism. You have to click on the title to get the link to her page.
