ABSTRACT
Disposable cities are dominated by disposable people, merely surplus populations to the economic base interest of the State. The State-fabricated Society has little choice but to embrace racialised narratives, support the racial lawfare, and even employ volunteers or vigilantes for its cause. As a Society, we live in defence of the infrastructures that give us a social life and social meaning. This infrastructure systematically oppresses (gendered) women and systematically eliminates racially “Othered” (and gendered) men. Therefore, patriarchy and racial supremacy within the State are disruptions to an alternative socio-political life. The basic principle for cities to be at their maximum potential as a sphere of operation is that they must regularly assess, identify, and abandon things that are no longer profitable to the maximisation of the future; thus, they have been identified for the deployment of the work of violence. This is the third and final conceptualisation of the “Geographies of Threat”, the identification of violence.
