moleslog07072007

Classes started today - I'm taking Spanish here at Interidiomas, which looks like a crack between two buildings from the outside, but like so many things here, opens out onto a nice little courtyard if you investigate it. I feel guilty burning money when I haven't done my chores, but the price is good, and ultimately, speaking's probably cheap.

I started an outline today, but find myself in circles.

I need to get at this supposed need of ECorp. Of course no person ECorp exists whose daughters could be raped. It's need appears as figures in a spreadsheet, by law unsatisfied: no profit is enough.

Yet of course we go to ECorp to get the cash to get our own needs filled. And people argue that each of us together, with our varied needs, form the corporation, and we'd leave it if it did not satisfy us.

Of course, it's just as true that we would leave it if it did. "That's the way the world works," we say, then continue that the system requires our active efforts to sustain. Both can't be true at once.

The strike would be to tell a story. Nothing that makes a story really happened, because ECorp is not real. It does not love; it does not cry. It's daughters do not get raped, and it will not die of radiation.

I guess I'll wait another day for brilliance.