Wars and Capital (Semiotext

Key Insight 1: Capitalism is Ontologically Defined by the Inseparable Forces of War, Money, and the State

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Key Insight 2: Primitive Accumulation is a Continuous, Multi-Front War Against Populations

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Key Insight 3: The State's War Machine is Constantly Appropriated and Reconfigured by Capital

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Key Insight 4: Total Wars Integrated Production and Destruction, Forging the Welfare State as Warfare

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Key Insight 5: The Cold War Was Capital's Global War Machine, Normalizing Social Control and Endocolonization

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Key Insight 6: Liberalism's "Peace" is a Denial of Ongoing Civil Wars, Masking Capital's Violence

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Key Insight 7: Contemporary Capitalism Wields Fractal Wars Against Divided Populations Globally

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Key Insight 8: The Anthropocene is a Capitalocene, Driven by Capital's Unlimited Destructive Mode

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Key Insight 9: Revolutionary Movements Must Forge New War Machines to Counter Capital's Multi-Front Wars

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