Stay at Arafat on 9th Dhu al-Hijjah from after dawn to slightly after sunset (when pilgrims proceed to Muzdalfa).

But its overall feel is a stark and regretful one, with sentimentality (Catching an all-night station / Somewhere in Louisiana / Sounds like 1963 / But for now it sounds like heaven) vying for dominance with mordancy (Driving down sunny 44 highway / There's a beach there known for cancer).

What are you doing, bringing a teep here when we're ready to move?

Thus, whilst liberal transformationalism is right to ask questions about the poverty, inequality, and the democratic deficit generated by neoliberal globalisation, the answers it proposes cannot seriously resolve these issues because they are intrinsic to the capitalism question that liberal transformationalism does not ask.