adbusters_sabbath - about the free market - by douglas-rushkoff
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- Eyalnow on 2007-08-29 - Tags consumerism , douglas-rushkoff , free-market
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but our experience of community is surrendered to the needs of the marketplace.
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We are so inundated by the free market's rhetorical whitewash that we are fast approaching what can only be labeled "market fascism": a social contract that can no longer tolerate any opinion or event that doesn't serve the speculative economy. Its adherents can't understand motivation in any other terms than profit-mindedness; they can't imagine alternatives to the logic of capitalism. Those who can conceive of counter-currents become the latest-variety "enemy of the state." The state itself, of course, is to be reduced to the barest regulation required for the free flow of capital and protection of property. Market opponents must be eliminated or, better, assimilated. The bottom line really does become the bottom line.
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