Happy Suicide, Jim!" Burns Like Lake Erie, Now You're Addicted to The Love Kills Theory

Right around the time I discovered what the world's all about, i.e., that we're lied to and manipulated by a system that is a vast Leviathan, a relentless machine powered by work, consumption, conquest abroad, and repression at home, I took the blue pill of awareness in the form of coming to New York for college, studying Existentialism, and seeing punk rock and avant gard jazz every night. I also read political philosophy books like "The Revolution of Everyday Life." This book explained a lot - why my parents and other adults I knew would become more dissatisfied and angst ridden the more they bought stuff that they didn't really need; why as a young teenager I would always go to the neighborhood where it was "happening" and always be disappointed because nothing was; why the revolution promised by the '60's, despite great gains, metaphorically speaking, ended in murder and suicide.
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