miniature guillotine. Here are instructions on how to build one:
CC: Caspar Stracke via thingist. Perhaps there is something there for 04/30.
princess dolls only
not other ones
we make a very pronounced distinction
and we send the message that if you want to be a US citizen
you MUST not behave as a would-be princess
the social cost is too high
and the political contradiction is too great: I live in a free
republic?
amd my child is taught to live the life of royalty? No way.
Indeed, the violence that I proposed was FAR LESS than the violence
imposed on the poorer people by the princess-fantasies that abound.
witness the wage-slavery of all the internet-prompted delivery
nobodies
Girls with I-phones need to know the social cost of their privileged
behavior.
The video contemplated, with Wolfgang Stahle, was to build a scaffold
with a guillotine, and then chop off the heads of a hundred Disney
princess
dolls, with music from what we hear at graduation. There would be
point-
blank recitations about the Saudi investment in Disney, and about the
dominance of the oil industry, particularly in the worst ecological
practices,
by royalist or effectively-royalist companies. Their assumption,
very
obnoxous, and contrary to all the thought about so-called creative
capitalism,
has been that they alone will effect a "transition" from fossils to
renewables,
as they alone, by Divine Right, have the power of controlling
"Energy".
remarkable it is, now that this "traumatized, violence-taught"
daughter who
is going to Harvard, and paid double my earnings to do so, has been
able
to hear, for about 15 yaers, what I really think.
How is it that I can say to my child what I cannot possibly say in
the art world, or any polite-publication world.
I can say the truth as i see it to my child, but must avoid
saying such things in my cultural job?
Strange.
What use, then, does the cultural job have?
Peter
wrote:
I envision a video in which you are explaining to a young girl about
the revolution, then proceed to de-capitate all her dolls.
NO, the Dad says: almost all dolls are fine, just not princess or
queen ones
Sent from my iPad
wrote:
To do so in a videotape, with the chopping done anesthetially, by
guillotine,
and only for Disney-brand princess dolls,
if accompanied by an explanatory press release,
could be an enactment of political history about which we cannot
be sued for
libel, or for damaging the Disney brand.
Anybody has a right to destroy his or her own property.
Would Disney need to come out defending royalism?
ahem, r-oilism?
Similar vicious actions could be done with "Amazon."
F.
oh, and M.: was the French Revolution "funny and alarming"?
Or was it an historical event with huge global consequences?
On April 25, 2020 at 12:59 PM Sarah Markgraf <
Thank you for reminding me of the Disney-Saudi connection.
The story of you and Sophia chopping off the heads of her dolls
has always struck me as both funny and alarming. I don’t mean
“ha ha funny.”
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wrote:
piqued
"interest"?
I discovered the Disney princess obsession from reading to my
kid, then seeing videotapes for all the kids. I was so
pissed off by the narrative that I taught
Sophia about how in the French Revolution all the princesses
had their heads chopped off. We made drawings with chalk on
the pavement of heads being
chopped off. Her mother got angry, saying that I was
teaching violence. No,
I said in angry retort, I'm teaching History.
Hopefully, the lesson sinks in. Princesses or wannabe
princesses should die.
The fantasy women have of getting all their needs met by
deliveries, from
Amazon, from Fresh Direct, from the corner pizzeria, results
directly from the
Disney princess propaganda. And so, the free nation
subordinates itself to
royalism.
Remember: one of the biggest investors in Walt Disney,
especially in the 100-year bonds, is Saudi Arabian royalty.
Thus, the US becomes a prisoner of royalist energy policies
of Saudi Arabia,
UAE, Kuwait, Britain (BP & Shell), Netherlands (Shell),
Norway (Equinor), Spain (Repsol), and two autocratic
countries that could as well be royalist (Russia and China).
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS
Must we do the American and French Revolutions again?
Peter Fend
wannabe US citizen
peon of the Empire
On April 24, 2020 at 3:47 PM Sarah Markgraf <
The link between Disney girl fantasies and “delivery
fantasies” peeked my interest.
Sent from my iPad
On Apr 23, 2020, at 9:35 AM, Peter Fend <
---------- Original Message ----------
Date: April 23, 2020 at 9:31 AM
Subject: Agree?
If you do, then--I ask--please forward these thoughts
to Guillermo and Agustina.
I wake up full of desires to make history.
The stagnation of my entire life is too much.
Now, Bezos must fall, Bolsonaro must lose,
the Amazon must be saved, Physiocratic
management of land/water must begin,
Putin must get an imaginative start to his
next 8 years in the Kremlin, the reservoirs
must be cleaned out, and we must be rich.
The complete collapse of Bezos is entirely
possible. Such happened before in history.
If people no longer believe in a company
or its head, the whole thing can disappaer
within months.
To drive the point home: we spearhead any
attack on Bezos with an attack on what I
hated to even touch when I visited Harvard
Law School in my 20s: the 3-inch thick US
Internal Revenue Code. The document is
a NIGHTMARE. And people spend their entire
lives figuring out to cheat the public by using
that book. Bezos hired the lawyers who would
do exactly that. As Professional Parasites,
eating away at the body politic and genuine
free enterprise. Eating away at the USA like
a disease.
Characterize "Amazon" as a disease worse
than COViD, and everyone will flee in hororr.
We can then take on the Disney princess
fantasies, which created the market for selfish
delivery fantasies. The public name for such
an attack: TVGOV.
Pedro Quixote