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"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."

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