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Slavoj Zizek


Slovenian philosopher, Marxist, cultural critic, and so on. My grand crusade against ideology has brought me to the My Little Pony fandom where I will misquote you relentlessly while snorting. -snort-

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  • 508 weeks
    A good way to prove you have no education in the Classics ...

    ... is to refer to a story written with only dialogue as "experimental."

    Because a tradition that is over two millenia older than the novel is somehow an experiment.
    Because in the modern era William Gaddis and Samuel Beckett and Sarah Kane and so on were all just fictions of my overactive, Slovenian imagination.


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  • 509 weeks
    Dashcon isn't relevant anymore

    So I'm not going to finish the story that this was supposed to be cover art for.

    The words are from their website.

    In addition to bringing together these groups, we are also very interested in promoting and helping with two common issues found within Tumblr users, mainly, depression and anxiety.

    It is all ideology anyway.

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  • 510 weeks
    In Celebration









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  • 511 weeks
    The MLP Season Four Finale and Ideology/Free Will/Ideology/And So On

    If you ask me, which religious orientation--which flavor of Christianity--would be closest to My Little Pony ...

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  • 513 weeks
    By Lacan's Ghost, I've Been Undone!

    What is this my Gott? The Owl of Minerva has taken flight, the fantasy is pulled away, I am exposed in the desert of the real, and so on.

    All the slamming doors and scraping chairs in the first 20 minutes? That is the sound of the audience walking out.

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Jul
5th
2014

In Celebration · 3:31am Jul 5th, 2014










In order to assuage their consciences, Nazi prison guards used to phrase their actions as a moral tragedy. "Oh, what a terrible thing it is, how much character I had to have to allow these things to happen." This sort of Kantian reversal, where evil is represented as a moral imperative that must come to have happened, is the structure on which all modern war crimes are built.
One only has to watch the wretched pieces of human garbage weeping and retching in The Act of Killing to understand how hollow this idiotic cry is.

Also, if you found these comics amusing, they're from Sidewalk Bubblegum. A complete archive to be found here.

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I am properly horrified. Which amazes me... how can I not be jaded by now? I must be broken, somehow.

Also, I was amused. I will check out Sidewalk Bubblegum.

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