Of course collective organization at the workplace would be more effective, quitting is all too often a soon forgotten and futile gesture...I know, I know, I have actually read "Exit, Voice, and Loyalty" - but sometimes maintaining a sense of one's own agency and integrity must be paramount.
2025 could be the year of ‘revenge-quitting’ | Fortune
Sometimes reporting on neoreactionaries invests them with a dark sado-fascistic glamour, redolent of European aristocracy. Reading this article points in a different direction: it's more reminiscent of the twenties in the USA, with contemporary equivalents of the Florida land boom, Lothrop Stoddard, half- understood technology, swindlers, and semi-educated social climbers.
In addition, the whole "exit" vision, whether peddled by Dryden Brown, seasteaders, or Peter Thiel, is quintessentially American. See Albert O. Hirschman -- Exit, Voice, and Loyalty.
Praxis Founder Dryden Brown’s Utopian Visions - The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/12/style/praxis-city-dryden-brown.html
Jonathan Emmesedi
