Global capitalism has had the productive capacity to replace a pane of glass for a couple of centuries now. Another frequent reprint. The whole adventure reads like an argument between Old School hippies and New School radicals over who gets to be more punk rock. A lot of furious energy was expended over a small business, because goshdarnit, the International Monetary Fund just won't relocate to Eugene and stand there while the kids overthrow it. A collection of links and articles written especially for the lifestyle anarchist.
Many radicals view capitalism as an undefeatable totality.
Working was formerly seem as a position of power, since one could organize and strike, stopping production in its tracks. The decline of labor radicalism saw the rise of lifestyle and consumptive politics. It isn't what you do, now it is what you buy, or don't buy. That this tactic is simply a manifestation of the way neoclassical economic describes the power of the free market never seems to come up. To earnestly destroy civilization, one must destroy irony first, it seems.