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“I gamle dage protesterede mennesker over for politikerne, hvis de mente, at verden var uretfærdig. De betragtede firmaer som det onde og kapitalismen som det ondeste, der kun skabte problemer,” forklarer Kai Hockerts. “Men i dag er det næsten omvendt. Den nye generation har meget lave forventninger til staten. De tror ikke på, at politik kan ændre noget som helst, men håbet om, at firmaer og erhvervslivet kan ændre noget i verden, er meget større. Det er ikke bare protestbevægelse. Det er et håb og en tiltro til, at du kan ændre noget i verden gennem kapitalismen. Gennem markedskræfterne.”
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Læs om Camp X’s Kapitalistisk Søndagsprædiken
De næste er:
Søndag den 9. marts kl. 11.00 – 12.30: professor Jesper Jespersen
Søndag den 6. april kl. 11.00 – 12.30: Frederik Wiedemann (erhvervsmand fra Red Associates)
Noam Chomsky is an American linguist, philosopher, political activist, author, and lecturer. Beginning with his critique of the Vietnam War in the 1960s, Chomsky has become more widely known—especially internationally—for his media criticism and politics. He is generally considered to be a key intellectual figure within the left wing of United States politics. Chomsky is widely known for his political activism, and for his criticism of the foreign policy of the United States and other governments.
Camp X choose to emphasize Noam Chomskys vision on Democracy today on XLOG, because of his great impact to western culture and way of thinking. Often we have a lot of pre-understandings of certain themes. This post with Chomsky’s reflections on democracy is a prepartion to the opening of “In a State of Emergency”.
:: Noam Chomsky : Two kinds of democracy 1/3 ::
:: Noam Chomsky : Two kinds of democracy 2/3 ::
:: Noam Chomsky : Two kinds of democracy 3/3 ::
I just searched YouTube “consumerism” and selected these videos:
The birth of this toxic consumerism
Consumerism & You: a modern guide to self destruction
