this is kinda why i cited gothacritik, since i saw parallels in tucker’s “full wages” and lassalle’s “undiminished proceeds of labor”. i imagine carson is much different than both though, given he’s writing after the marginal revolution
“Not to abolish wages, but to make every man dependent upon wages and to secure to every man his whole wages is the aim of Anarchistic Socialism.”
• universal proletarianization ._.
• equality is a worthless political goal
• laborers’ wages are already the full value of their labor-power
i need to get around to more mutualist stuff i’ve had in my backlog for years but same as you i’ve slowed down a lot
also when i read them sometimes it makes me soy out lol
marxist feminists waste their time talking about “reproductive labor” instead of heeding Mao’s wisdom that the inherent ingenuity, insight, and power of the masses of proletarians will always surpass that of the intelligentsia. behold:
been thinking about Freire lately and while i'm obvi not on board with his foundations, i feel the importance of his notion of dehumanization. i do it at my job all the time - i am dehumanized by my structural position but by being a vector of capital's power i dehumanize those who my work affects.