Sublime

In 1843, a young Marx described security—what he called “the concept of police”—as the “supreme concept” of bourgeois society. Fearful of those they have dispossessed, ruling elites have long utilized state violence to safeguard private assets, criminalizing both poverty and protest in the process.

ideological direction the Wokes are ill-prepared for, because it’s an aracial ultra-libertarianism rather than the white nationalism that folks like Marche and Walter think will be their foe.

The European conception of individual freedom was, by contrast, tied ineluctably to notions of private property.

A key realization for me, which came in a flash, was the idea that neoliberalism is not a total worldview. Many people believe it is, but in fact it is a political-economic project that can articulate with several different and even competing projects of recognition—including progressive ones.

ANDREW J. BACEVICH,

policing as we know it exists for the defense of property relations, for the protection of retail and touristic spaces of consumption and processes of metropolitan real estate valuation and development, and for the regulation of relative surplus populations who are deemed threats to this accumulation regime.

Dans la revue Éléments inspirée par le vétéran de la Nouvelle Droite Alain de Benoist, le rejet du « wokisme » et de la déconstruction s’augmente d’un intérêt réel pour les thèmes étudiés sur les campus. L’appétit intellectuel de ses contributeurs est impressionnant : ils lisent beaucoup, particulièrement les auteurs du camp d’en face. La critique

Promoters who are good at their jobs make going out fun among friends. They exploit girls in the classic Marxist sense in that they can extract surplus value from girls’ bodies, because they have a structural advantage over girls, who are unable to broker girls or benefit as much from their own value.