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   - [[moloch]] of uncontrolled, hypocritical, lazy [[capitalism]] and the adoration of fixed [[hierarchies]]
   - [[moloch]] who we may [[slay]], we may [[save]], we may try to [[subdue]] or [[disentangle
   - #pull [[Engels]] [[Marx]] [[Ginsberg]] [[Alexander]]
-  - #push [[burn Moloch]] 
+  - #push [[burn Moloch]]
     - We could [[burn [[Moloch]]]] if we have to, but only peacefully and for the greater good.
 
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+- a [[book]].
+  - by [[kuprin]].
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 - [[Moloch in literature and popular culture]]:
   > In the 19th century, "Moloch" came to be used allegorically for any idol or cause requiring excessive sacrifice.[1] Bertrand Russell in 1903 used Moloch to describe oppressive religion, and Winston Churchill in his 1948 history The Gathering Storm used "Moloch" as a metaphor for Adolf Hitler's cult of personality.
   > -> [[Alexander Sokurov]]
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-Somehow I arrived at [[e acc]] ([[e/acc]] is not a good Agora link as slashes usually mean actions, and action e/ currently doesn't exist). I can instantly relate mildly with their utopian side I guess, even as I dislike many of their positions and their super-capitalist stance. Also [[Shkreli]] is involved, sigh.
+This might belong in [[Moloch]]:
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+Note from earlier in 2024: Somehow I arrived at [[e acc]] ([[e/acc]] is not a good Agora link as slashes usually mean actions, and action e/ currently doesn't exist). I can instantly relate mildly with their utopian side I guess, even as I dislike many of their positions and their super-capitalist stance. Also [[Shkreli]] is involved, sigh.
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