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From “No Future” to “Delete Yourself (You Have No Chance To Win)”: Hearing the difference between classical and neo- liberalism

March 24, 2012 · by Robin James · in Atari Teenage Riot, biopolitics, Death, Delete Yourself, edelman, Failure, Foucault, God Save the Queen, Halberstam, liberalism, neoliberalism, No Future, queer, Sex Pistols

This is all rather rough, and because I’m thinking of reworking this to submit here, I really appreciate any constructive feedback you may have. The Sex Pistol’s “God Save the Queen,” with its refrain, “no future,” has been central to…

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