I don’t see an economic or political crisis as such for the neoliberal regime. But the millennial PMC socio-cultural crisis seems quite distinctive and it does suggest movement of the property distribution determination that marked the class (their cry of cries).
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While I recall muttering of this among some déclassé GenXers — Cobainism—it wasn’t quite so definitive which does make it look like a diffusion. A cultural process of adaptation to the forces of capital accumulation that neoliberalism mandates?
And a failure of said processes - a generation or two of autistic hikkikomori who represent an absolute surplus and need only die fucking faster already
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And miss a shot at love certain to come at the world’s end?pic.twitter.com/FdJ8MsIhkk
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Back to impertinently pressing Shia for ANSWERS: are you saying that there is no general immiseration in the “standard of living” for college degree’d PMCs but only hypercompetition concentrated in insular professional hubs which, in turn, constitute the land of the left?
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