Status Updates From London's Overthrow

"Catastrophe generates the beasts it needs."

"Quotidian teen truculence is as suspect as violence. Which does happen too, of course."

My currently-reading shelf can't get more British than the current ones.

"Every time you do something and nothing goes any further, eats at you," he says. "It starts this bitterness." He says the word slowly. “[...] many become hopeless... it just breaks them down, and they think, "No, I want nothing more to do with this." And then you find others who think, "well, doing this and nothing happens? Well, let us just wait for things to - for chaos, really, to take place."

This could be subtitles “The Kids Are Alright.” No one does inter-generational conflict like the British.

“One of capitalism’s defenses is the outrage-fatigue it engenders.” pg 22