corpocide
/ˈkôrp(ə)ˌsīd/
noun
"I've realized, in my short life, that my hatred of the corporate system was never enough. Through senseless, unorganized, desperate violence, I have realized that I am not unique. There are billions of sufferers like me who hold even more hatred than I do and who never had the chance that I had to distribute their hate where it matters. I am of a privileged class, an unfair class that completely represents the outsized power of wealth. I am afforded the opportunity to destroy the corporations because of the accident of my birth and not the convictions of my heart. Everyone should be able to fight if they want to, and no one should be made powerless. More than that, however, no one should be made to feel as though they need to fight. The comfort of the many should be secured by the uncomfortable few, the few who fight because they want to, not because they have no choice."
"For much of my youth, I have felt that violence is a rule that must be followed. To protect and provide for the ones I loved, I could see no alternative but to sell the only thing that physically changes society: our capacity for violence. From my privileged position, my capacity penetrated the hearts of nations, captured heads of state, and dismantled hegemonies. When who I was fighting for, my family, was killed by the system I sold myself to, I killed in turn. I killed for myself, and I killed for the dead... but I also found other reasons to kill outside of hatred. The choice to love again. I now realize violence should not be a rule, where strength must meet with strength until only the weak remain. Violence should be your right to correct injustice where you see it, and it should be your right to empower others to use it for that purpose. The monopoly on violence by the corporate state must end, the glut of wealth under them distributed, and the capacity of violence wrestled into the hands of all people, so that monopoly and greed can never return."
"The Corporate Authorities of Denon is fundamentally not run by people, despite what their courts rule on or what their propaganda programs tell you to believe. As a government, it is not a government. It's a womp-rat-king of impersonal wealth streams converging to multiply and fester, consuming your attention span and sapping your thoughts on matters of wealth. Not your own wealth. The wealth of your masters. Your overseers and managers, your enforcers and slave drivers, your CEOs and feudal landlords. They have used violence with CorpSec and turned it into a commodity, buying it from you, so you are unable to resist when they employ it against you. And have no illusions; if you sell it to them, they will use it against you. The corporations must be liquidated, they must be destroyed, and they must be annihilated wholesale. Any that threatens to maintain the status quo out of the interest of survival under the thrall of these things must be removed from society. Any outsiders who pay lip service sympathy while doing nothing to change the status quo must be silenced. Any that supports the status quo knowingly in support of it must be killed outright. To overcome the monopoly of violence employed against us, we must exceed our own capacity for it to exceed their capacity to contain it. The power of these mindless organizations can only be overpowered by a reckoning so gratuitous none of their brokers will be able to pay their accountants high enough to measure it. I know now that I had the choice to walk away, but I know many of you don't, so I choose Corpocide. I choose Violence."
"Death to the Corporations, death to CAD!"
/ˈkôrp(ə)ˌsīd/
noun
The deliberate killing of all elements relating to a specific corporation or group of corporations with the aim of destroying that corporation or group of corporations.
plural noun: corpocides
"the revolution committed to a full corpocide and eliminated their former oppressors."
Similar: genocide, tyrannicide, pogrom, liquidation, etc.
"I've realized, in my short life, that my hatred of the corporate system was never enough. Through senseless, unorganized, desperate violence, I have realized that I am not unique. There are billions of sufferers like me who hold even more hatred than I do and who never had the chance that I had to distribute their hate where it matters. I am of a privileged class, an unfair class that completely represents the outsized power of wealth. I am afforded the opportunity to destroy the corporations because of the accident of my birth and not the convictions of my heart. Everyone should be able to fight if they want to, and no one should be made powerless. More than that, however, no one should be made to feel as though they need to fight. The comfort of the many should be secured by the uncomfortable few, the few who fight because they want to, not because they have no choice."
"For much of my youth, I have felt that violence is a rule that must be followed. To protect and provide for the ones I loved, I could see no alternative but to sell the only thing that physically changes society: our capacity for violence. From my privileged position, my capacity penetrated the hearts of nations, captured heads of state, and dismantled hegemonies. When who I was fighting for, my family, was killed by the system I sold myself to, I killed in turn. I killed for myself, and I killed for the dead... but I also found other reasons to kill outside of hatred. The choice to love again. I now realize violence should not be a rule, where strength must meet with strength until only the weak remain. Violence should be your right to correct injustice where you see it, and it should be your right to empower others to use it for that purpose. The monopoly on violence by the corporate state must end, the glut of wealth under them distributed, and the capacity of violence wrestled into the hands of all people, so that monopoly and greed can never return."
"The Corporate Authorities of Denon is fundamentally not run by people, despite what their courts rule on or what their propaganda programs tell you to believe. As a government, it is not a government. It's a womp-rat-king of impersonal wealth streams converging to multiply and fester, consuming your attention span and sapping your thoughts on matters of wealth. Not your own wealth. The wealth of your masters. Your overseers and managers, your enforcers and slave drivers, your CEOs and feudal landlords. They have used violence with CorpSec and turned it into a commodity, buying it from you, so you are unable to resist when they employ it against you. And have no illusions; if you sell it to them, they will use it against you. The corporations must be liquidated, they must be destroyed, and they must be annihilated wholesale. Any that threatens to maintain the status quo out of the interest of survival under the thrall of these things must be removed from society. Any outsiders who pay lip service sympathy while doing nothing to change the status quo must be silenced. Any that supports the status quo knowingly in support of it must be killed outright. To overcome the monopoly of violence employed against us, we must exceed our own capacity for it to exceed their capacity to contain it. The power of these mindless organizations can only be overpowered by a reckoning so gratuitous none of their brokers will be able to pay their accountants high enough to measure it. I know now that I had the choice to walk away, but I know many of you don't, so I choose Corpocide. I choose Violence."
"Death to the Corporations, death to CAD!"
