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They are “victims”, therefore they are tolerable to be Nazis! — Engin Kurtay


LGBTQ+ is the biopolitics of neo-Nazism

Around mid-October 2022 news reported that two idiots committed suicide in Yerevan — but be careful, no news defined them as “idiots”. It’s us, who define them as “idiots”. No one else!

But what it is exactly the “idiocy” here?

It’s certainly NOT in the fact that the suiciders were gays, as many other idiots (some even among our readers) would hastily love grabbing the assertion that we were homophobic and that’s why we call them “idiots”. Fortunately not all gays are LGBTQ+ indoctrinated and the smartest ones are even against to it — against being politically manipulated by dirty LGBTQ+ agendas. Continue reading “They are “victims”, therefore they are tolerable to be Nazis! — Engin Kurtay”

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Cinselliğin Politikası (olmaz) – Bölüm 4 – Prof Slavoj Žižek

Bizim üzerinde çalışacağımız asıl eksen, bu ortadaki iki “normal” arasındaki çatışma eksenidir [y ekseni]. Meselemiz, ortadaki bu iki kampın her ikisinin de kendi tarafındaki aşırı versiyonunu görmezden gelerek bununla hesaplaşmaktan yan çizmesidir. Ilımlı-muhafazakar müslümanlar müslümanlığın IŞİD-Boko Haram tipi baskıcı barbar versiyonunu görmezden gelir, benzer şekilde kadın ve gey haklarının “açık fikirli” savunucuları da LGBT+’nın maskaralıklarını görmezden gelir. Ortadaki bu her iki kamp da, kendi taraflarından üreyen bu aşırı uçların kendi [dünya kurgularında, kuramlarında] çözümsüz bıraktıkları noktalardan üreyen arızalar olduğunu tartışmak istemezler.

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Sexual is (not) Political – Part 4 – Prof Slavoj Žižek

The opposition between the sexual politics (“biopolitics” in Foucaultian terms) of religious fundamentalism (whose extreme cases are ISIS and Boko Haram) and the radicalism of LGBT+ forms an axis of excesses from which one should distinguish another axis [axis-y], the one of the opposition between the two “normal” (and much more predominant) stances, the “normal” conservative family ideology which is ready to deplore the extremist excesses [the red curve], and the “normal” stance of liberal permissiveness which supports feminism and gay rights but prefers to mockingly dismiss the excesses of LGBT+ [the blue curve].

The basic axis is this one [y]. And each of its two opposed poles [the closer peaks to y-axis of both red and blue curves] tends to dismiss its radicalized version (Muslim-style extreme subordination of women is rejected by moderate-conservative Muslims; the excessive measures advocated by LGBT+ are also rejected by the mainstream advocates of women’s rights and of gay rights). Each side rejects such extremes as its own pathological outgrowth, as something belonging to those who have lost the proper human measure.

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