In which Auron MacIntyre explains Sam Francis' theory of the assimilation of both the New Left and New Right by the managerial regime. Both originated within the managerial structure, which made them fundamentally incapable of opposition. The New Left's only complaint is that the regime isn't moving fast enough, and serves as the gas pedal. The New Right has bourgeois values but no bourgeoisie power base whose interests can be advanced and is itself proletarianized, thus only serves as the brake pedal to prevent regime overextension.

In which Auron MacIntyre explains Sam Francis' theory of the assimilation of both the New Left and New Right by the managerial regime. Both originated within the managerial structure, which made then fundamentally incapable of opposition. The New Left's only complaint is that the regime isn't moving fast enough, and serves as the gas pedal. The New Right has bourgeois values but no bourgeoisie power base whose interests can be advanced and is itself proletarianized, thus only serves as the brake pedal to prevent regime overextension.