Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
@WillManidis @firstthingsmag end/ Real apocalypse doesn't stop at naming one enemy. It brings religion, market, empire and interpreter under the same judgment. What the poor are owed isn't another reading of their situation, but the dispossession underwriting the whole arrangement defeated and remade.
Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 14 Jul 2026
@JMGreerWriter @unherd An interesting inversion suggests itself. The proliferation of apocalypticism may not signal an excess of apocalypse but a shortage of it. When genuine unveiling (apocalypsis) is eclipsed, vernacular, end-times simulacra rush in to fill the void. A thread on that distinction. ↓
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