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@theodoricfriede: not at all nor do I understand how you can interpret it that way. The earlier point was that just because people participate in a system doesn't mean they are not simultaneously trying to end the system as you pointed out earlier about slaves breaking tools. The second point was because one participates in system doesn't make their criticism or desire to see the system end illogical or invalid. I didn't imply slaves chose to be slaves. I implied that slaves resisted their condition and fought back.

@theodoricfriede: not at all nor do I understand how you can interpret it that way. The earlier point was that just because people participate in a system doesn't mean they are not simultaneously trying to end the system as you pointed out earlier about slaves breaking tools. The second point was because one participates in system doesn't make their criticism or desire to see the system end illogical or invalid. I didn't imply slaves chose to be slaves. I implied that slaves resisted their condition and fought back.

@rlatham: have you never heard of the Haitan revolution, Nat Turner, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglas? To say they had no agency is just wrong and your definition of slavery as well

@rlatham: if slaves truely hate slavery why do they participate in the system? The question isn't participation or not but if one thinks they should be participating and what they are doing to end the system

Vault of the void is supposed to be good

@ajamafalous: Post hardcore :) For a long time Fugazi was my favorite band. Now I'm mostly into obscure 90s and early 2000s emo music and screamo aka skramz. Sometimes I listen to shoegaze, indie, folk punk.