Post-Foucault
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1. Foucault is based
(post-schizophrenia & post-shame/after-cringe)
art, philosophy and non-sense
2. "free speech" will not be tolerated
3. only Alt-Left Channel on telegram
4. yes, we do steal memes, get over it
5. I hate lists
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there she/her goes
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the pack on nonbinary creatures:
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she's shy
say hi to her
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Capital is dead labour, which, vampire-like, lives only by sucking living labour, and lives the more, the more labour it sucks.
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β€œAll extremes of feeling are allied with madness.”
V. Woolf; Orlando
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Forwarded from the woman destroyed
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alright, your life imitates art.
but is your pussy facing the world?
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me fr(i'm losing it)
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"But life involves before everything else eating and drinking, a habitation, clothing, and many other things. The first historical act is thus the production of the means to satisfy these needs, the production of material life itself... The second fundamental point is that as soon as a need is satisfied new needs are made..."
K. Marx & F. Engels; The German Ideology
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"The incomplete character of every totality necessarily leads us to abandon, as a terrain of analysis, the premise of 'society' as a sutured and self-defined totality. 'Society' is not a valid object of discourse. There is no single underlying principle fixing-and hence constituting- the whole field of differences."
E. Laclau & C. Mouffe; Beyond the positivity of the social: Antagonism and Hegemony
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"Signs also are particular, material things; and, as we have seen, any item of nature, technology, or consumption can become a sign, acquiring in the process a meaning that goes beyond its given particularity. A sign does not simply exist as a part of reality – it reflects and refracts another reality. Therefore, it may distort that reality or be true to it, or may perceive it from a special point of view, and so forth."
~V. Voloshinov; The study of Ideologies and Philosophy of Language
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"This isn't so much like a family as it's like he sets up a franchise.
What you see at fight club is a generation of men raised by women.
Tyler standing under the one light in the after-midnight blackness of a basement full of men, Tyler runs through the other rules: two men per fight, one fight at a time, no shoes no shirts, fights go on as long as they have to.
"And the seventh rule," Tyler yells, "is if this is your first night at fight club, you have to fight."
Fight club is not football on television. You aren't watching a bunch of men you don't know halfway around the world beating on each other live by satellite with a two-minute delay, commercials pitching beer every ten minutes, and a pause now for station identification. After you've been to fight club, watching football on television is watching pornography when you could be having great sex.
Fight club gets to be your reason for going to the gym and keeping your hair cut short and cutting your nails. The gyms you go to are crowded with guys trying to look like men, as if being a man means looking the way a sculptor or an art director says."
~C. Palahniuk

β€œWe're a generation of men raised by women. I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need.” (movie adaptation)
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What cannot be endured in any way, after all, is the finitude, the marginality β€” and the vast burden of powerlessness β€” of the human being.
- Gruppo di Nun, Revolutionary Demonology
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me to y'all
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