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@RizomaSchool 4/ Q: 69:3 "What could make you conceive what that laying-bare of the truth will be?" and Ma. 3:2 “But who can endure the day of his coming, and who can stand when he appears?” strive to break the 4th wall: “You have no idea how radical the coming unmasking of reality will be."

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 23 Sept 2025

@NatureSchoolSU @WifeMamaHome @RizomaSchool 10/ To overthrow the Spell is to see through this significance-allocation regime and to reject the reality principle which commands us to be fooled by appearances—"respect the Emperor's New Clothes". It means withdrawing from the artificial apparatus assigning value to power.

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The real fight? Not the political fight, but to put an end to politics. We rise not as a political category but as an earth-inclusive moral fusion movement transcending a Spectacle simply incapable of recognizing, never mind enacting, a coherent response to this era's polycrisis.

Through eyes that see, the world over, it's plain as daylight: the greatest barrier confronting a functional solution to what ails US democracy, is a pissing match, imagined by its largely White protagonists as the holiest, highest ground of necessity, probity and significance.

Perhaps the deeper political significance of what are, in essence, maniacal purity cults, is the co-dependent Spectacle of totalizing distraction and denial sustaining the whole shebang. To see is to see through the show. Blake: "it is Burnt up the Moment Men cease to behold it."
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet thread here: The real fight? Not the political fight, but to put an end to politics. We rise not as a political category but as an earth-inclusive moral fusion movement transcending a Spectacle simply incapable of recognizing, never mind enacting, a coherent response to this era's polycrisis. Through eyes that see, the world over, it's plain as daylight: the greatest barrier confronting a functional solution to what ails US democracy, is a pissing match, imagined by its largely White protagonists as the holiest, highest ground of necessity, probity and significance. Perhaps the deeper political significance of what are, in essence, maniacal purity cults, is the co-dependent Spectacle of totalizing distraction and denial sustaining the whole shebang. To see is to see through the show. Blake: "it is Burnt up the Moment Men cease to behold it."

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