/lit/ - Literature

>>14505823
It's amazing how Brazil exists just to be a warning to the world, isn't it? Though I guess the USA and nearly every other western country is already in Brazil territory now too, in Europe at least in the capital cities.

>At a certain point in their historical lives, social classes become detached from their traditional parties. In other words, the traditional parties in that particular organisational form, with the particular men who constitute, represent and lead them, are no longer recognised by their class (or fraction of a class) as its expression. When such crises occur, the immediate situation becomes delicate and dangerous, because the field is open for violent solutions, for the activities of unknown forces, represented by charismatic "men of destiny."
Antonio Gramsci

>Whoever is on the side of the things to come is allowed to push against what is already collapsing.
Carl Schmitt

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