A parenthesis.

 

A parenthesis.

When you say you'll make it to the end, make it, otherwise don't say it.

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Declaration.

When I, the "petty bourgeois nationalist"* will declare that I will go to the end I will go to the end.

 

* I apologize to myself for using the terminology of my totalitarian enemies.

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The ethics of modern radicals is unfortunately overwhelmed by all forms of apotheosis of the concept/situational of ''inclination''.
Right-wing radicals deify national/religious inclination and leftist/anarchist radicals deify the class inclination, in a contest of moralistic immorality and propaganda orgasm.

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Don't just blame the Islamists for their adherence to the imposition of the headscarf (Hijab), you moralists of neo-communism and old faces of Stalinism-Trotskyism-anarchism, but look deep inside how many headscarves and how many burqas you have worn οn your deeply puritanical mind.

You have perverted the use of language with your metaphorical excesses, your extreme use of extensions of literal meanings through arbitrary metaphorical modifications of them.

You see everything as "capitalist spectacle", as "pornography", as "colonization".

Come to your senses imagined and worn-out pseudo-representatives of the proletariat.

Wake up from your moralist slumber, and try to think like everyday people.

 

 The neo-ethicists of the section of the new left who revive the ''anti-spectacular'' deep puritanism of the Stalinist (and not only, unfortunately) Puritan virgins make me either laugh endlessly or vomit.

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The leaders of the modern humiliated subordinate social classes will not "come" from the arrogance of Agamemnon, nor from the anger of Achilles, they will not be spiteful and pseudosubversive like the Thersites of the masses, they will not be a synthesis of all these like Caesar.
If there are leaders, by no means is it certain, they will be leaders who will not want to be leaders, but they will not have also the syndrome "I don't want to be a leader, but I want to be a leader, because I hate my father complexly, being a would-be father myself."
They will come from the bottom of the commonplace, the everyday, they will simply do their duty to stand up when everything will call them to bow down and submit.

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Ιωάννης Τζανάκος