It'll also be from 'On Violence' and not the arguably more interesting later bits of the book.
Or, if we're very unlucky, because of how academics are trained to read books, from one of the more sociopathic bits of Sartre's preface while *thinking* that it's Fanon.
I mean to me this is like the one valid point, it just that cars are already vastly surveilled and the alternatives incentivized by congestion pricing are less surveilled.
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Or, if we're very unlucky, because of how academics are trained to read books, from one of the more sociopathic bits of Sartre's preface while *thinking* that it's Fanon.