It’s easy to be formally anti capitalist.
We don’t really want what we think we desire.
What I really want to do is rehabilitate philosophy.
There is nothing natural about human desire.
Most of the critics of today’s capitalism feel embarrassed, when you confront them with a simple question: “What do you really want? What should replace the system?”
In its very invisibility, ideology is here, more than ever.
Life is hypocritical in the sense that there are things that are going on but we allow those in power to pretend to act as if they don’t go on.
They mask their lack of ideas with easy moralism.
The ultimate seduction is in words.
