Post #2362186
2026-05-09 15:56 UTC
@foundseed@spore.social I wrote about it in my own essay: the rage expressed in militancy is too easy to control by whichever big system people rage against. They became safe, predictable rebels.
I want to tell stories of re-forging this white-hot rage into determination to build an alternative. Instead of throwing molotovs, imagine creating systems which help people even if the state or infrastructure fails.
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@foundseed@spore.social 2026-05-09 16:00
@alxd@writing.exchange the blind reactionary rage that throws molotovs is easy to control you're right. Which is why I am trying to speak for the rage if the earth, the volcanic rage that will consume you if you don't make space forbit in your movements. Honing rage is useful and necessary, but what I see most is bypassing rage in favor of more "useful" feelings.