[If social relations are self-determining and not fetishized, they cannot conform to laws and are inherently void of certainty.]

[If capitalism can be understood completely through the laws of its own motion, it means that society is fetishized.]

[Certainty is the negation of revolutionary change, therefore our struggle is therefore against certainty.]

[Classes cannot be separated from their constitution: to say that they exist implies the framework which necessitates them.]

[We don't struggle as the working class: we struggle against being classified.]

[We can only be emancipated to the extent that we are not what we are classified, identified as.]

[During production, the worker produces an object as well as the value that perpetuates the command over his labour.]

[We don't need to be explicit in our negation: our existence as not-ness is the most fundamental force against identity."