Even lustie wouldn't take trolling as far as publishing a column in the New Statesman, surely?
He has some standards, after all!
He litters my Facebook with other people's aphorisms!
Even lustie wouldn't take trolling as far as publishing a column in the New Statesman, surely?
He has some standards, after all!
Rad dude:
A reading list for radical thinkers
She calls The Society of the Spectacle " The situationist bible" - you've either not read it or not understood it Penny.
(I won;t comment on Das Capital/Mein Struggle)
he does sound like a cunt to be fair
It's been great having you, but you've simply got to go. Bye.i pretend you are
fuck off tosspot
Indeed, apparently to research her newly published pamphlet on Zero books, Meat Market: Female Flesh Under Capitalism. I’m only a third of the way through but am having trouble keeping my breakfast down with such gems like: “The ooze and tickle of real-time sex, which can neither be controlled nor mass-produced and sold back to us, threatens both capital and censorship.” And “The eroto-capitalist horror of human flesh, and of female flesh in particular, is a pathology that can and must be resisted”
I’m probably going to review it, which is unfortunate because right now I think it’s possibly the worst, most nauseating book I have ever read on this subject. The confused dilettantish use of post-modern theory to paraphrase her own twaddle mixed with a style that apes the worst excesses of continental philosopher’s prose combines to make it almost unreadable. I think her researcher’s last gig was writing for Brass Eye given some of this nonsense.
Rather fickle aint she? From supporting the lib-dems to joining labour to now claiming "I am no Labour supporter, btw."
she didn't just support labour - she was a parliamentary researcher - whatever that is - for them.
Not fair. I never attack my new party, it'd be too easy and miss the point about the Labour Partyevery careerist fucker seems to join the labour party just so that they cna slag it off.
"From time to time, I still miss my eating disorder," says Penny. "I miss the sense of control that comes when avoiding food is your highest ambition."
L.P: It’s a way of evading patriarchal surveillance. It’s also a form of violent submission! Doing exactly what you’re told to an extent that it hurts you and others around you. It is self-harm, but it is also a lethal form of passive aggression. Always has been, since the first documented cases in the 1500s. We hunger strike because we haven’t the energy or the ideological framework to offer any other form of resistance, but a hunger strike is also aggressive, we must never forget that. It’s peaceful, passive aggression. a way of saying to one’s captors: look what you made me do. A way of expressing the inhumanity of the way we are obliged to live, as women, as workers and as consumers.
I've been on hunger-strike. It was pure publicity stunt.