capital as vector
axiom: capital is a vector, not a scalar.
if resources aren't moving in the direction of consolidating power they're not capital. anticapital is the movement of resources from central ruling elites to the working class. marginalization is not a side effect but a function of capitalism -- the further marginalized an individual, the more liquid as, unable to form a sedentary life and network, they're forced to expend excess resources to survive, and any work done in the meantime,
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is devalued, assumed a given. see reactions to women's lib, slave revolts and worker strikes.
anticapital then is an act of valuing the labor of the marginalized and a movement of resources from a concentrated elite to the working class. requisite is a shidt in thinking from general western assumptions of the rightness of the conduct of capital to a recognition of theft, of marginalization as active.
the act of moving resources to the marginalized is practiced anticapital
