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By: chandna rani Date: August 30, 2023, 11:23 pm
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We have talked about the legal framework, but not about the
anthropological habitat. A war is a situation, we said, in
which, when values ​​are overturned, the world is
only preserved among the ruins and under the ashes: hospitals
are set up among the ruins, schools among the ruins, hugs and
stories among the ruins. Where there is war there is no world.
And this is because war is fast, digestive, fiery, liquid,
devastating. It is naked hunger, without spices or dishes.
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to eat, things to use
and things to look at: all succumb equally to its destituent
digestion. Hence it is possible to live in a state of war – in a
state of no-world – without any armed confrontation taking
place. From a legal point of view, wars, prohibited in 1945,
Disguised from then on as global police operations, they require
centralized mobilization of troops, weapons accumulation and
innovation, and hierarchical inversion of moral commandments;
and it is necessary to distinguish them from a brawl, a
terrorist attack or a settling of accounts between mafias.
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Now, from a structural point of view, it can be said for that
very reason, without any poetic license or metaphorical abuse,
that the confluence between neoliberal capitalism, consumerism
and the technologization of leisure (or, that is, of the
subjective perception of existential time) It is a war: that is
at war, at the same time, against nature, things and humans.
"Man without a world", The German philosopher Gunther Anders
precisely called this fatal dissolution of anthropological
relations as a consequence of the belligerence of the commodity
form. The effects of the privatization of the productive and
recreational fabrics to which our lives are hooked are, in
effect, those of a war, which also includes, in addition to
resilience among the ruins, the consumption of psychotropic
drugs, violence in the trenches themselves and the
generalization of post-traumatic stress.
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