Never mind they never went away, but they're gaining back ground. And they will not stop voluntarily.
Never mind they never went away, but they're gaining back ground. And they will not stop voluntarily.
Tweet by Laurie Penny ✔ @PennyRed:
Stop waiting for the 'real Nazis' to show up. They're here. White supremacy today doesn't look like the organised party system of the 20th century, because it doesn't need to. This is gig-economy fascism. Entrepreneurial white supremacy. Serving the interests of tyrants by proxy.
Fuckin' liberals and centrists need to stop enabling nazis
How yall are going to look at gig economy and somehow make it into identity politics? Good lord.
^when you feel personally attacked but have no valid argument
Greater income disparity than pre-revolution France. Pushing of gig culture and baiting people into financial ruin with short term incentives. And all people want to do is call each other fascist and nazi and white supremacist and bicker. Can't you see it's a distraction that's keeping you there? Nah, probably not.
They're not saying "the gig economy is fascist" here, it's a metaphor. You could argue that it's a slightly clumsy metaphor, I guess, but suggesting that white supremacy is organized differently today than it was in the 20th century isn't that far-fetched. The reference to gig economies is just illustrating sometime else (labor markets) that has very obviously reorganized in that same time frame.
You don't even know what "identity politics" means, apparently.
Don't bother with your half-cocked reply, asshole, I already blocked you and I recommend other readers do the same.
