Slavoj Žižek with Egyptian writer on Palestine/Israel war سلافوي جيجك عن حرب فلسطين/إسرائيل [مترجم]

[@Mxgdy_]

Never clicked so fast on a link! Thank you Mina for this interview, I enjoy Zizek's conversations and his stance on the current situation. And I was so proud, amazed at the same time that Zizek finally had a meeting with fellow Egyptians

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Mxgdy!

[@sambaxrock]

Thanks for posting it! It's a dark dark time. My question is: How much longer can Egypt/ Jordan and Saudi Arabia can tolerate this before the population start revolting against the ongoing genocide?

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Sambaxrock!... personally I don't think this will happen but the Arabs are trying different ways of objection and resistance..

[@dieguerson]

Very good interview. As always, Slavoj intelectual honesty is gold. He really develops a thought even if it's problematic (mainly about thinking the limits of necessary violence, etc. starting around minute 40). Thanks Nagy and Slavoj.

[@Mwatchr]

Thanks Dieguerson!

[@letdaseinlive]

I challenge the view that Zizek has a philosophic bone. He's political and extraverted as hell (cf Jung). He simulates philosophy because the post-Yugoslavic politics was Marcuse and Heidegger and Frankfurt piloted. The whole thing is a spectral distortion.

[@Mwatchr]

Well, it's not a philosophical conversation.

[@letdaseinlive]

​@@MwatchrThe conversation is interesting.

[@visavou]

let the man talk and stop interrupting it seems you forced him to take position ..

[@Mwatchr]

This is kinda ironic to be written on a Žižek's interview, but I promise I will pay attention to it in the future

[@helpanimals-]

your last name is Hungarian :O😮

[@khalidalotaibi1603]

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