Aphorisms Against Fascism by Marc Batko, 8/24/2025

Aphorirsms Against Fascism by Marc Batko, 8/24/2025 One-man rule or one-man circus is like the doors not opening on a train. One-man rule is like burning the books. One-man rule is like closing schools. Do we fix the leak or abandon the house? Trump is the civilization break, the biggest …

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Trump and the US Are Paying the Price for Racism and Denial by Marc Batko, 8/23/2025

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/23/18879198.php The pathological narcissist and distractor-in-chief followed his authoritarian playbook of lies, obscenities, threats, and insults and never prepared US communities for these earth-shaking migrations!   Prices rise, exports collapse, employment plummets, and trust disappears!  Trump must not be allowed to finish his second term! Trump and the US Are Paying …

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Qualitative Break: Why a Radical Critique of Work is Necessary Today, 2023 by Norbert Trenkle

20.03.2023 Qualitative Break: Why a Radical Critique of W by Norbert Trenkle [This article translated by John de Plume and Neil Larsen is available on the Internet, https://www.krisis.org/2023/qualitative-break-why-a-radical-critique-of-work-is-necessary-today/.]   In capitalist society, the compulsion to work is fundamental. To survive in this society we either work for ourselves as self-employed …

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Stolen Time, July 2021

https://www.krisis.org/2021/stolen-time/ Eternal growth, maximum profit, and rising share prices are the lifeblood of the economy. Without them, it immediately begins to crumble. The climate crisis reveals that growth programmed for infinity will amount to the destruction of the planet in the medium rather than the long term. Stolen Time Why …

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Science in lockstep by Christian Kreiss, 6/7/2025

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/21/18879159.php Anyone who violates these fundamental ideological assumptions will not receive a doctorate. I personally know two very intelligent people who criticized profit maximization and compound interest in their doctoral theses. The result: both dissertations were rejected by their university supervisors. That was the end of their academic careers. Science …

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Worldview in scientific garb by Christian Kreiss, 7/22/2025

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/21/18879160.php Most university economists will say: I am free to think, say, and teach what I want; we have academic freedom. That is true. But only for those who have made it into the system, who have submitted to the basic assumptions in advance. Worldview in scientific garb Economics at …

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Big Beautiful Burn by Caspar Shaller

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/11/18878834.php The political showdown in Los Angeles is a stress test for US civil democracy. How Angelinos, Californian authorities, the judiciary, and national politics respond will determine whether the next three and a half years of Trump will be as authoritarian as he wishes—or whether a remnant of liberal democracy …

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Block and Build: A left-wing strategy against the MAGA regime by Cayden Mak, July 2025

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/07/18878733.php A dual block-and-build approach means both exposing the hypocrisy and violence of the current regime and showing real ways in which people can find themselves in our politics and help shape something new. There must be room for both practical approaches and far-reaching visions. “Block and Build” A left-wing …

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When the unfair complain about unfairness by Heiner Flassbeck, 7/29/2025

https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2025/08/02/18878666.php Tariffs and the weak US dollar will cause massive damage to the German economy. Fifteen percent higher tariffs and a 15 percent devaluation of the dollar (since the beginning of this year) are indeed impossible for most German companies to absorb without losing market share in the US. When …

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