11 January 2012

Facing the Faceless: Conspicuous Codependents in the Absence and Suppression of Subjectivity

The Reality of a Paradox

It's my view that altruism and narrow greed are flip sides of each other. Altruism keeps the world revolving around "the reified" other, that epitome of self-alienation chasing the tale/tail of sublimated self-management, of a fascimilized "revolution".

A Feeding Trough for Parasites

In fact, "the real" is the revolution we put off in our own "citizenized" pseudo-lives, in our own country by pretending to know anything about mediated lives elsewhere. It's the one 'act' of the spectator, wherein we affirm our own objectification by ritualistically-'observing' the 'real' resistance to misery from a safe distance.

Why is it "frozen in" as the seeming 'core' of human essence? It is sustained as a Virulent Hierarchy feeding trough. Parasitism maintains its source of nourishment: an eternal, and never-evolving contradiction, or if you will allow, a plentiful battlefield of pre-shredded and work-free flesh.

At least in Spain 1936, those "supporters" actually went to the trenches in Spain to fight the Trotskyists, Stalinists, Francoist-republicans, and [other] authoritarians pushing to fulfill the "needs of Capital... with merely-a-formal variance.

Transcendental Synthesis

The best way, I would suggest, for us to "support" anyone is to seize our own lives, because — if, as is asserted out of Third-Wordlist guilt, we are "in the belly of the beast", making us the most deluded, the most 'qualitatively' exploited people on Earth — then our intervention in our own passivity frees up others to also break from the local dupisms that always win out over them when we do the same old 'solidarity' shuffle".

Resources

"The Right To Be Greedy: Theses on the Practical Necessity of Demanding Everything" — by For Ourselves

"The Politics of Subjectivity" — by Russell Jacoby

"2011 – Year of the Dupe: One Year into the Engineered "Arab Spring", One Step Closer to Global Hegemony" — by Tony Cartalucci (December 24, 2011)

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