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A view from a dark room looking through a window at a vibrant sunrise over water. The light of dawn breaks through the shadows, inviting the viewer to step outside into the new day. — Photo by Dameli Zhantas / Unsplash

Militant Hope

Pushing back on the aesthetics of rage with a critique of activist resentment.

The Fractured Revolution — Photo by Bob Coyne / Unsplash

The Fractured Revolution

The Politicos saw power as structural; the Dropouts saw it as psychic. The tragedy wasn’t in their divergence, but in their failure to integrate.

A split-contrast image shows a tree transitioning from dead/monochrome to blooming/vibrant. On the left, armed figures hold violent signs; on the right, people hold signs for love and peace. — The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house.

I Love My Neighbor More Than I Hate Empire

Organized violence isn't revolutionary - it's the bureaucratic reality of empire.