contract killing in britain and capitalism?
aesthetics of absent killing?
well.. seems like there are people desperate enough to kills, pay and get paid for killing others – and they are not just in the armed services..
The bram uni survey seems very interesting indeed even if only the subject – contract killing – is both sort of taboo and subject to much mythologising via games, movies and books, as the article keeps comparing to these..
Perhaps could be interesting, though not that relevant(??) to compare price of human lives to economic situation.. Just wondering if this contract killing business is one un calculated cost of, errr, capitalism..?
Might also be cool to add in the amount – amount? why quantity rather than quality – of cultural production linked to contract killing, check links with economic questions, etc..?