Shure, but psychology plays a role in those wars as well. The
psychologty of terror. Of permanent war without end. Interests and
drones everywhere. See also the psychology of the renaming of the Westbank
Syria is a very good example as well. Are there freedom lovers against a
bloody dictator or
original to:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2012/jul/18/graffiti-artist-adidas-banned-olympic
Graffiti artist who worked for Adidas is banned from Olympic Games venues
Darren Cullen is also barred from owning paint or using most public
transport as part of pre-emptive police crackdown
http://freebassel.org/
Bring Home the Loved and Celebrated Internet Volunteer Bassel
Khartabil Detained in Syria!
On March 15, 2012, Bassel Khartabil was detained in a wave of arrests
in the Mazzeh district of Damascus. Since then, his family has
received no official explanation for his
Silly Keith, don't you get it? Guns -- a proxy for all PHYSICAL
aggression -- are just *props* in the theater of warfare. Sure,
they work in the sense of actually destroying human bodies and
the fear of them has actual, empirical consequences; but from a
HISTORICAL perspective, we're all dead in
This is the psychology of global capital. It is the psychology of the
spectacle. Its not clear the concerns you mention are primary for people in
Damascus whose families are being bombed, raped, shot, and mutilated, or for
the various liberation armies throughout sub-Saharan Africa who are
