All articles tagged with #anti capitalist
Originally Published 28 days ago — by Department of Justice (.gov)
Four individuals associated with an anti-capitalist and anti-government group were arrested in California for allegedly plotting to bomb U.S. companies on New Year’s Eve, with law enforcement preventing the attack before it could occur.
Originally Published 28 days ago — by Department of Justice (.gov)
Four individuals associated with the anti-capitalist group Turtle Island Liberation Front were arrested in California for allegedly plotting to bomb two U.S. companies on New Year's Eve using improvised explosive devices, with law enforcement intervening before any attack occurred.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
The ultra-wealthy have been accused of infiltrating the anti-capitalist Burning Man festival in Nevada, raising concerns about the event's original ethos. Critics argue that the presence of luxury camps and exclusive experiences contradicts the festival's principles of radical self-expression and communal living. Some attendees have expressed frustration at the growing disparity between the wealthy and the rest of the participants, leading to calls for greater transparency and a reevaluation of the event's values.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
Time Bandit is a real-time game set in a factory where players mine Time Crystals while managing energy, time, and resources. Inspired by Animal Crossing and free-to-play mobile games, Time Bandit explores anti-capitalist themes and the value of time and labor. The game incorporates consequences for mistakes and requires players to commit to the slow and methodical gameplay. It is intended to be episodic, with the first part releasing on July 24 after nearly a decade of development. The developer aims to make players think about alternative experiences of time and critique addictive game loops.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
The Anarchist, an anti-capitalist coffee shop in Toronto, is closing after a year in business due to a lack of generational wealth/seed capital from ethically bankrupt sources. The cafe had a "pay what you can" model that was subsidized by pricier drinks, but the model was not successful. The shop also faced criticism for charging high prices for inexpensive coffee and drinks. The owner plans to use the inspiration and education gained from the experience in future projects.