Post-Foucault

Fight for this Flag 🏳️‍🌈 It means Freedom. It means Justice.

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“Masculine? Feminine? It depends on the situation. Neuter is the only gender that always suits me.” C. Cahun

I don’t understand the Queers who couple Queer (National/Regional) Liberation to Xenophobic attitudes and measures/digressions I understand that “Pinkwashing” is bullshit and the “Queer/Female Question” is always important, no matter the case/time is uttered (against “anti-imperialist” queerphobic “counter”narratives) How did this Particularism come to be accepted by “Liberationists” wishing to protect what is now “the status quo” the politica franca of given nationalities/spaces of (geopolitical) movement? What does “go back to your/their country!” even mean/do? Aren’t there queer/homosexual/transgender people there or do they deserve the same erasure that their native country push through cultural assimilation-nullification? How is this not an homophobic/transphobic axiom?

I am in for It

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we know this to be true because the instances of the western ethos being freeing and emancipatory all come from It denying Itself as "a culture".

Security cybernetics has supplanted the critique of alienation. the great motif of humanist economics. which had long become an increasingly futile search for the source of corporate control. Alienation used to diagnose the condition of a population becoming foreign to itself. offering a prognosis that still promised recovery. All that is over. We are all foreigners now, no longer alienated but alien, merely duped into crumbling allegiance with entropic traditions. To what could we wish to return? Heidegger completed the degeneration of authenticity into xenocidal neurosis. Being died in the fuhrer-bunker. and purity belongs entirely to the cops. The capitalist metropolis is mutating beyond all nostalgia. If the schizoid children of modernity are alienated. it is not as survivors from a pastoral past. but as explorers of an impeding post-humanity. S. Plant & N. Land

"The ability of anyone in the culture to support and honor gay kids may depend on an ability to name them as such." E.K. Sedgwick; Axiomatics

"Accept it, I am this malleable clay. You can shape me as you wish into innumerable forms: everything will resemble me.” C. Cahun

C. Cahun & M. Moore; Self-Portrait, 1928

“Under this mask, another mask. I will never finish removing all these faces”. C. Cahun; Aveux non avenus