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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
@libtoussaint
I hate tankies, nazbols, stalinoids, little pinks, vatniks and all fascists (especialmente do 🇧🇷). #ArmUkraine #FreePalestine #RebuildSyria #VenezuelaLibre
Katılım Ağustos 2024
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@estro_newtype_2 @totally_not_ace Oh but it does, you see, the morality police helps root out reactionary elements that might sabotage the revolution
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@libtoussaint @totally_not_ace what's stupid is that the morality police harassing and jailing women doesn't even hurt america, the IRI glazers just love being chauvinists
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweetledi
you did an imperialism. you did a western gaze. you failed to reflect the rich inner lives of the morality police who abused you when you were a child.
Gio獅@TheSportProhet
The veil women here are presented as ghost like figures, denied genuine interiority. They appear primarily through the protagonist's gaz. We are invited into Marjane's fears, desires, frustrations, and political development, but the veil women are seldom granted a comparable inner life. Their political commitments appear self-evident, irrational, or socially imposed than historically produced. they can come across as figures existing outside history. The secular, cosmopolitan protagonist possesses interiority; the veil woman has no inner life.
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweetledi
It’s been heartening to see how many young women from around the world have come to defense of Marjane Satrapi these past few days - proof of her universal potential
Hashilé 🇸🇳🇲🇱🇳🇬 | Personnage principal@sankurienne
La gauche c’est toujours des discours du type « il faut croire la victime » « il ne faut pas remettre en question la parole de la victime » jusqu’au moment où la victime est Marjane Satrapi et qu’elle choisit de transformer sa souffrance en œuvre artistique. La c’est islamophobe. Visiblement certaines victimes ne méritent d’être crues que lorsqu’elles racontent une histoire qui conforte vos convictions.
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@totally_not_ace @estro_newtype_2 "America is the root of all evil, all atrocities are justified if it ultimately hurts America, anyone who hates America is my friend even if they hate me and want me dead"
There, just summarised it for you.
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@estro_newtype_2 This weird alliance between loser communist westerners and fundementalist theocratic muslims has got to be studied. I don't get it. Where did it come from? Are there any books I can read on this phenomena?
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweetledi
Como sempre, não estava not even wrong...
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@TheSportProhet Also "responsibility with the national project of her people" lmao fuck that fascistic bullshit 1000 times. She didn't and neither does anybody.
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That isn't the argument being made. More importantly, Persepolis is not a raw historical document. The issue is not that Satrapi told her "story" whatever that means. The issue is that her story often becomes the story. Her particular class position, political outlook, and social milieu are frequently presented in ways that stand in for Iran as a whole. And, yes, she does have a responsibility if she's actually invested in the national project of her people to be curious about the Revolution, the war, religion, class conflict, and the inner working politics which frequently function less as social processes to be understood and more as backdrops for the her own development of individual consciousness. deeply narcissistic
Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️@libtoussaint
@TheSportProhet The burden was never on her to curate her inner life for the comfort of others. And if your main concern when an Iranian woman recounts her childhood under compulsory veiling is how that story might affect Western debates about the veil you're basically colonising her perspective
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@TheSportProhet Lol. The only narcisist here is you, dude. You're basically saying she owes you an explanation about Iran's "social processes". She really fucking didn't, and she was a better artist for not doing so.
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@TheSportProhet In any case, saying that the morality police is a "stand in for veiled woman" is a dead giveaway that you haven't actually read the book because if you had you'd know that Persepolis contains plenty of veiled women portrayed with sympathy and complexity.
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@TheSportProhet The burden was never on her to curate her inner life for the comfort of others. And if your main concern when an Iranian woman recounts her childhood under compulsory veiling is how that story might affect Western debates about the veil you're basically colonising her perspective
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This is a silly response, the west is hegemonic and he book was written in French, published in France, embraced by European and North American cultural institutions, adapted into an internationally celebrated film, and consumed primarily through Western literary markets. The Western reception of the work is therefore not incidental to the discussion; it is central to it. The question is why Persepolis became one of the definitive representations of Iran for Western audiences in the first place.
Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️@libtoussaint
@TheSportProhet This argument only works if you assume secular Western audiences are the universal audience and that every work of art must be read through their cultural lens rather than on its own terms. But I guess treating your own perspective as the default is typical for Americans.
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweetledi
I'm glad Marjane Satrapi is dead. It was evil of her to be oppressed by non-Americans. A moral woman would choose exclusively to be oppressed by Americans.
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@TheSportProhet This argument only works if you assume secular Western audiences are the universal audience and that every work of art must be read through their cultural lens rather than on its own terms. But I guess treating your own perspective as the default is typical for Americans.
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the morality police perform two functions in the narrative. They exist as a concrete institution, but in the grand narrative thats abstracted as a proxy for the veil itself. That slippage is what makes the image so powerful and so easily legible to Western audiences already accustomed to reading the veil as a sign of oppression, backwardness, and unfreedom.
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you are incredibly stupid, cops can and will have a different social contact with the populace within a given society. And, this has nothing to do with what I'm talking about. The morality police is a stand-in for veiled women more generally. The distinction between a specific institution of social control and a much larger category of religious women collapses as it is being sold to a western audience.
Cassie Pritchard@hecubian_devil
Would you ever complain about a lack of interiority granted to American cops in a piece of autobiographical art depicting police brutality? Come on, man.
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@TheSportProhet “The audience is encouraged” no it isn't. She drew them wearing veils because that's how they dressed. They seem threatening because they were threatening to her, a child, and the story is told through her eyes.
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The symbolic meaning attached to the morality police is transferred onto the veil itself. The audience is encouraged to associate veiled women with repression, surveillance, coercion, The morality police become the representative image through which veiled women are interpreted, while the complexity of those women's lives, beliefs, motivations, and political commitments fades into the background.
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Nao sei vocês mas eu por mim quero mais é que o projeto nacional de qualquer país se foda
Alain Beidou@avispartan1
The reason Persepolis is liked by Western imperialists despite the author's many explicit anti-Western stances is bc she demonstrates no commitment whatsoever to the national project of Iran, only to the personal hedonic interests of herself and her friends and kin.
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@DelfinoTuito Na Europa tem em todos os países. A dificuldade é fazer um Europeu, o mesmo pra todo mundo.
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Eu não entendo muito bem por que exatamente o Pix foi surgir no Brasil. Na Europa também parece que é uma ideia de outro mundo você transferir dinheiro pra alguém sem ter que pagar uma taxa a um intermediário.
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Rodrigo Veloso apoiou o #golpe de 2016, espalhem
Rodrigo Luis Veloso@rodrigoluisvelo
Perfeito. O Brasil deveria emendar a Constituição para tornar apto a disputar cargo de chefe do executivo somente quem é brasileiro há no mínimo 3 gerações.
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Alguém ainda lembra quando a esquerda inteira achava que o Netanyahu tinha morrido e a mídia ocidental inteira estava escondendo
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Toussaint Libverture 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇲🇹🇼🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweetledi
O barrete frígio é um símbolo histórico do republicanismo
O Renan apareceu no evento de lançamento da candidatura dele com um estandarte com a bandeira do império
Isso é MBL
République 🇧🇷@republiqueBRA
🇧🇷 Pré-candidato à Presidência, Renan Santos adota o barrete frígio como um dos símbolos de sua pré-campanha.
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