Adrian Mendizabal

“It is only through the revolutionary proletarian party, then, that the working class can find political unity in this context.”
― M.I. Asma, On Necrocapitalism: A Plague Journal

“At Woodstock Seminary in Maryland, our philosophy courses are taught in Latin.” “Why is that?” “For precision of thought. It expresses nuances and subtle distinctions that English can’t handle.”
― William Peter Blatty, The Exorcist

“To be clear, anti-natalism is a minor philosophical position. In fact, its proponents enjoy this minor status because they feel it confirms that they possess the kind of profound insight that only a few enlightened intellectuals could ever hope to attain. In this sense, it is also an elitist position and thus anti-mass, as its own dismissal of the insights from the oppressed masses demonstrates: such insights, for the anti-natalist, are delusions of the herd. They are, in a weird sense, inverted Nietzscheans who have somehow managed to copper-fasten the elitism of his philosophy with the ressentiment he despised.”
― M.I. Asma, On Necrocapitalism: A Plague Journal

“All life is a rhythm,” she said as I sat up. “All death is a rhythm suspended, a syncopation before life resumes.” She picked up my machete. “Play something.” She held the handle out. “Make music.”
― Samuel R. Delany, The Einstein Intersection