It's perhaps worth mentioning also that clowns like Nagle and Zizek aren't
the only leftists who have aligned with Krein. He's also recruited
respectable Trotskyists and Keynesians, Nancy Fraser and Dean Baker
respectively, to his nationalist project. Fraser wrote an article framing
the current
Right, thanks Martha, *American Affair*, not *National Affairs*. Point
still stands: *American Affair* is trying to distinguish nationalism from
the embarrassment it has suffered at the hands of Trump. As for
"half-joking" about Zizek, the 'joke' is that Zizek has been arguing for a
red-brown
smallish correction, but worth mentioning.
Nagle’s article was published in American Affairs.
something of a successor to National Affairs, but not with quite the aims
associated with that mag.
and here’s more than you need to know
'In an interview, Mr. Krein semi-jokingly described the
Brian wrote:
Citizenship is based on rights and responsibilities. If citizens do not
> have the right to be protected against the wage competition fostered by
> neoliberal open-border policies, they will not accept the responsibility of
> paying taxes for social programs.
This is economic
>What we're currently witnessing is a rift between a neo-traditionalist
socialist political left
>and an intersectional political left. The former wants to re-focus all
political struggle on
>(traditional) class struggle and the restoration of the welfare state,
arguing that the latter
>can only
> Although not directly related to technology per se I found it related to
our current discussions on the polis and inclusion, as well as a
> continuing commentary on how the online right operates deftly in
ostensibly leftist spaces.
This is completely related to our previous discussion of
We've discussed Nagle before, how she was the go-to person after 2016 for those
seeking to understand the (largely fictionally overinflated) online pepe right.
Here she is again making xenophobic right wing claims on "open borders".
Although not directly related to technology per se I found it
