It's absolutely a powerhouse kitchen utensil, especially one that has whisk and food processor attachments

if you ask me:

at some point you should decide whether you will accept the discipline imposed by your material objectives and commitments or the "discipline" imposed by your resentments.

the ruling classes would like nothing more than to choose for you (you'll never believe which they'd prefer!)

No jury would convict

You are living in the space between wanting to fuck the weird townie and wanting to be the weird townie

You're going to be complicit in genocide if you vote for Biden. You're going to be complicit in genocide if you don't vote for Biden.

To live in an Empire is to always be complicit in evil, though we did not choose it. You still have an obligation to do the less wrong thing. You can't escape the wrongness by abstaining from participation. You must chart a path out of the tragedy by first accepting that you're in one.

Martha Nussbaum in "The Fragility of Goodness" uses Greek tragedy to develop the idea. She rejects utilitarianism's attempt to absolve one from moral responsibility, while also acknowledging that through "moral luck" we can end up in such situations through no fault of our own.