"Boredom made way for anxiety due to ever-increasing uncertainty as every aspect of our lives becomes marketised. Killing boredom—the ultimate consolidating act of corporate capture at the level of the individual mind—has tranquillised political inspiration."

"We moved away from stable, boredom-inducing, multi-vectoral economic policies into the neoliberal dreamworld of inequality-inducing growth-for-growth objectives, staunchly anchored in institutions beyond popular control."

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"...they want us silent, but we will take to the streets on December 11th in the first General Strike in over a decade."

"...all the achievements we've had weren't given to us by the boss, but by the women and men who organized themselves clandestinely to fight for a better world."

"Or is it a democratic, popular movement, aimed at supporting people to take back control over their lives?"

"At issue is what kind of project the socialist movement really is. Is it a technocratic, paternalistic project, aimed at electing a new managerial class capable of administering capitalist institutions more effectively?"

"The corporate executives, financiers, and lobbyists [are] worried that a genuinely democratic movement might figure out how to use all the levers of state power - from monetary, to fiscal, to military - to constrain their influence, and empower ordinary people."