The Meaning of "Law and Order" and the Limits of Antifa
July 5, 2019
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as posted by the channelThis video explains the political character of calls for “law and order,” criticizes the apparent naivete (and perhaps inadvertent reactionary politics) of Bret Weinstein, examines political violence, and critiques Antifa. The video also includes excerpts from David Blacker’s “What’s Left of the World,” and Carl Freedman’s “The Age of Nixon” and attempts to reframe questions of authority, policing, and law and order with a Situationist and Marxist analysis.
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What’s Left of the World by David Blacker
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