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but the article describing various things that judith butler has done in places they have gone made itard to understand sometimes who they were. it's a situation where there are several other people. there is potentially violence is going to happen. no violence did happen and then it said they asked why you have that in your hand? is it a her or the people surrounding they and the person theyeo is with. these sorts of things are very tricky sometimes. i am going to say this here for the first time. i am not advertising that i have a book coming out. it's coming out in april available. i of course discuss and i'm very funny about it because that's how i felt over the past several years. it's the new thing coming in. it's not going to go away we can master new ways as all of us did starting at the age of about eight with him and meet went to the store. we can still do it even though we are not eight. but if i am honest and held off from saying this because i want to be a cheerleader if i can. i do not want to be on modern. i get the feeling you will be online with me being wrong. they ha

antonio gramsci is influential in the of judith butler, who was does this sex part of this the gender part of this antonio gramsci is the one is the the the the the man who founds italy's communist party in 1921. and and he had one of the first one that that the only one but one of the key people or one of the key cultural marxist western marxists who asks himself the question why did the italian revolution fail? i could not establish in italian soviet why did the german revolution fail? could not establish a german soviet. the reason is that the worker has bought into the cultural matrix of the the of the of the ruling class. they did the marx had said that the nation state the family private property in god needed to be abolished. he said most of those things in the manifesto. he's 1848. he says others or after the manifesto and the worker loved his family worshiped god was patriotic and loved what little private property he had. he did not want to let go of it, didn't want the state to take it away. and why is that? because marx never it work. he was the original limousine marxist.

of figures who are celebrated by by the left people like judith butler, a celebrated gender philosopherourse, jeremy corbyn described hamas as his friends. what can the left do about this when their figureheads seem to be so intent on supporting? well, let's put it , frankly, terrorists, you it, frankly, terrorists, you know, it's the left is quite lost at the moment, and i feel sad about that. >> as someone who originally comes from the left, i used to think the left was a pro—freedom pro enlightenment, pro—democracy movement, and it was once upon a time. but it has changed dramatically. it now takes the side of anti—enlightenment against enlightenment and i think the commonality. people always say, how can we have queers for palestine and all these gender fluid idiots supporting a movement that would throw them off the roof of a building given half a chance? it's a good question. i think the commonality between the progressive left and hamas and hezbollah is that both of them have a burning hostility to the west, to modernity , to reason, west, to modernity, to reason, and increasingl

yeah, and it was about judith butler, the literary theorist, she now goes by they. great.us things judith butler has done and where they have gone made it hard to understand sometimes who the they was. it was a situation where there are several other people and potentially violence that is going to happen. no violence did happen. and then it said "they asked why did you have it in your hand?" was it her they, or the people surrounding who they was with? these things are very tricky sometimes. i will say this year for the first time-- this here for the first time. i'm not advertising it, but i have a book coming out and it's on pronouns and it is coming out in april. i of course discuss the new "they." it's this new thing coming in, it's not going away. we can master new ways of using pronouns and we can still do it even though we are not eight. but if i'm honest, and i held off from saying this because i want to be a cheerleader if i can and i don't want to be unmodern, i get the feeling -- i could be wrong, and it will be online, me being wrong, i'm ok with that -- i get