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The Cinema Is A Place Of Intrinsic Indiscernibility Between Art And Non-art.

To Believe That The Intolerable Crime Is To Burn A Few Cars And Rob Some Shops, Whereas To Kill A Young Man Is Trivial, Is Typically In Keeping With What Marx Regarded As The Principal Alienation Of Capitalism: The Primacy Of Things Over Existence, Of Commodities Over Life And Machines Over Workers

Love Can Only Consist In Failure...on The Fallacious Assumption That It Is A Relationship. But It Is Not. It Is A Production Of Truth.

In My View, Only Those Who Have Had The Courage To Work Through Lacan's Anti-philosophy Without Faltering Deserve To Be Called 'contemporary Philosophers'.

We Have The Riots We Deserve.