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“By exempting themselves, as far as possible, from the duty to intervene to protect life, Trump, Bolsonaro, Johnson, and others tested the extent to which this logic has already become naturalized; the result is grim.”
“It matters little that most crises we experience today are in effect a product of neoliberalism itself: We are no longer living in a crisis of management but in an era of management by means of crises.”
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“__________________________________ Excerpted from Anatomy of Disintegration: What Brazil Reveals About the Global Far Right by Rodrigo Nunes and published by Haymarket Books.”
“In the absence of any sustained challenge to their power, elites seem to trust their capacity to continually outmaneuver the majority of the population regardless of whether or not they are actually trusted.”
“Since inequality made quarantining an unattainable luxury for them, posing the situation as a choice between potentially dying from COVID-19 and potentially starving to death showed that Bolsonaro understood their reality more profoundly than did the hypocrites telling them to stay at home when they had no option but to go out to work.”
“That this was politically possible, that it did not destroy the careers of such leaders, is a sign of how much, since the end of the golden age of real or promised welfare protection of the postwar period, populations have become accustomed to declining expectations.”