[The stock market rises when unemployment increases.]
[The anger and rage we feel comes from a deep recognition of what is wrong with the world, but forces try to gradually distance us from this feeling: first we question ourselves, then we assume we need to learn about the problem, then in the process of academic discourse the emotion becomes more abstract and objectified, finally the transformation from 'we' to 'they' disconnects us from the feeling.]
[Writing with a 'neutral' starting point in the third person assumes the suppression of the 'we'.]
[The rejection of what is may be imprecise or flawed, but it deserves validation and serious critique, not dismissal.]