and you know when people complain about say. it is called voluntary, but when you are in jail voluntary has a special meaning. and in fact they are again factory labour, they are cheap and easy exploitable labour. and in fact that is exactly what happened so the consequences of the drug war here was primarily, domestically to reincarcerate a large part of the black population, and also Hispanic population. what do you do with them? throw up them into jail. the economy moves towards financialization, towards the elimination of industrial production, the neoliberal policies were introduced, you got this huge superficial population again. well, but by the 70s that essentially was over. for a couple of decades after the Second World War, there was a substantial economic growth, industrial growth, so black men could get job as other workers and start moving into a relatively decent life. black life was criminalised and you had a new slave class. in the United States it is a technique for reintroducing slavery. it has essentially no effect on opium production, but it has had other effects, perfectly predictable effects.
for decades the United States has been fighting what is called the drug war, to try to get rid of the opium production. you have to really ask yourself whether controlling coca production has anything to do with the purpose of all of this. 'Era um quitute servido em festas muito chiques, em bandejas de prata.'" "O cantor Nasi lembra que, até os anos 1930, a cocaína era um 'tonificante' consumido por notáveis como Monteiro Lobato (que teria homenageado a substância criando o 'pó de pirlimpimpim' em seu Sítio do pica-pau amarelo) e Carlos Drummond de Andrade. Nelson Gonçalves (Rita Lee, Uma Autobiografia) então, Ritinha, estou hospedado no mesmo hotel e pergunto se você está a fim de cheirar umas lagartas de fuder as cartilagens? Meu quarto é número tal, não pense bobagem, tenho idade para ser seu pai, só quero uma boa companhia." Jah Wobble (from Simon Reynolds, Rip It Up) For me, hearing the bass that loud was a huge thing." "In fact, as a punk rocker, you were saver in those days at the black dances than you were going down to the local withe-boy pub.
Are you Experienced? is bloody great, actually!' Robert Smith enthused." "'Well, my older brother has some Hendrix stuff. "Then the Ramones came back, counted off again, and played the best eighteen minutes of rock & roll that I had ever heard. "In Detroit, if you were a white kid, your dream would be to be a black thug with a guitar and play like one."
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