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Anarchist. Musician. Amateur religious scholar. Sexual. Bi. Alcoholic attempting recovery.

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I’ve finally uploaded this great conversation with Alistair Aitcheson in which we discuss winning the Indiecade 2025 Developer’s Choice Award for The Sentient Severed Arm and how it relates to the rest of my work
brain surgery videos. first thing in the morning. everything else in life seems so simple. in comparison. so that's my advice.

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Y'know I don't like that we say "uncut" or "uncircumcised" because it's like saying that someone's arm is "unamputated"
cw rape, sexual violence I got a suggested video last night of the Australian radical feminist Germaine Greer discussing rape and rape law and was very impressed by what she said, viz. that rape isn't the worst thing that can happen to someone, the penis is not a weapon, we shouldn't teach young women to be more afraid of a penis than we teach young men to be afraid of a knife (and I know this is all going to be extremely controversial, but Greer is a rape victim herself), that what she calls "masculine law" is a horrible standard for addressing sexual violence, that rape is still viewed as a crime against the men who control women rather than against the women who are victims. All pretty interesting and powerful stuff, so I looked her up, and it turns out she's actually an anarchist! Unfortunately she also holds extremely retrograde, reactionary views about transgender people, trans women in particular.
She has said the most awful things about trans women. She said one particular transgender woman had "the hands of a rapist".
I find it very difficult to find value in what someone says if they're so clearly speaking from a place of fear, and clearly haven't worked through their own trauma. It's okay to be traumatised but it's not okay to spread that around to others. In this way she's just like Clavicular and the rest of that bunch who suffered trauma due to having bad or absent fathers growing up.
'....Michel Foucault already perceives — in the context of the development of victimology, a branch of criminology not dealing with the perpetrators of acts but with the trauma undergone by the victims – the emergence of a “society of danger” going hand in hand with the strengthening of the power of psychiatrists responsible for establishing the reality of these traumas and for organizing the victims’statements. For his part, Hocquenghem declares that “concerning the problem of actual rape”, “the feminist movements and women in general have expressed themselves very clearly”, while opposing the security panics that evolve into punitive one-upmanship or calls for revenge, for the chemical castration of rapists, or that encourage the publication of anxiety-provoking reportage in the scandal sheets that do nothing more legitimize the reinforcement of the repressive arsenal.
In the framework of a thought aiming at limiting State intervention in sexuality, Foucault asked himself several times about the possibility of penalizing acts of sexual violence as violence and attacks against persons, while rejecting the specifically sexual definition of these violations. Here, analyzing the emergence of discourses on sexuality that no longer just target acts considered as crimes or infractions but a vague criminal figure bearing danger, Foucault sees the risk that sexuality will end up being considered dangerous in itself, in the name of preserving the family or defending decency :
“In the past, laws prohibited a number of acts, indeed acts so numerous one was never quite sure what they were, but nevertheless it was acts that the law concerned itself with. Certain forms of behavior were condemned. Now what we are defining and, therefore, what will be found by the intervention of the law, the judge, and the doctor, are dangerous individuals. We’re going to have a society of dangers, with, on the one side, those who are in danger, and on the other, those who are dangerous. And sexuality will no longer be a kind of behavior hedged in by precise prohibitions, but a kind of roaming danger, a sort of omnipresent phantom, a phantom that will be played out between men and women, children and adults, and possibly between adults themselves, etc.”' - The Black Masses of Michel Foucault, the Bullshit of Guy Sorman
cw rape, sexual violence I got a suggested video last night of the Australian radical feminist Germaine Greer discussing rape and rape law and was very impressed by what she said, viz. that rape isn't the worst thing that can happen to someone, the penis is not a weapon, we shouldn't teach young women to be more afraid of a penis than we teach young men to be afraid of a knife (and I know this is all going to be extremely controversial, but Greer is a rape victim herself), that what she calls "masculine law" is a horrible standard for addressing sexual violence, that rape is still viewed as a crime against the men who control women rather than against the women who are victims. All pretty interesting and powerful stuff, so I looked her up, and it turns out she's actually an anarchist! Unfortunately she also holds extremely retrograde, reactionary views about transgender people, trans women in particular.
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If you'd like to reblog and help me find my audience again, I'll give you a kiss
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falling asleep during the day: slipping away on a clouds so easy
falling asleep at night: I heard an ant gasp downstairs
I don't expect everyone to memorize all the minutiae of anarchist history but I do think that if you claim to adhere to a social philosophy or be part of a movement you should take the trouble to familiarize yourself with the basic outline of its history.