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@jbralston 2/ The gig, no mistake. I'm a theologian of the poor who's spent decades exploring functional alternatives to the interlocking totalitarianism of the world's largest carcereal complex and global structures of power effectively transforming the planet into a universal prison camp.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 25 Jul 2021

5/ A global, militarist matrix with no interest in its abolition. Criminalizing the poor, at home and abroad, through a transnational, totalizing, techno-industrial complex of social control. Functional totalitarianism. Global elites making Gazans of the rest of us.

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Quoted by@UssamaMakdisi The US model for a rules-based order? An interlocking transnational carceral fantasy serving elite structures of power profitably, militantly and irremediably vested in a form of Final Solution to unmanageable social tensions and inequalities. Moltmann's "universal prison camp".Quoted by@liztheo Speaking as an internationalist organizer within the movement, I'd care to clarify that systemic evil at home is not only killing Americans, but poor people everywhere. Equally, @UniteThePoor allies now include billions of people, planet-wide. So, where's that interlocking key?Quoted by