Pairing it with Ballard’s “Build Up” and Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers” as the introductory short stories for Weird Fiction and Mystery, fused well in TC&TC.

All I know is that the incoherence of these positions can be hurtful to those who espouse genuine anti-fascist values. Finding that ground that alters this universalizing process of atomization will have to face up against the radicalization of the pundits.

I don’t have any programmatic perspective or whatever; however, one can draw lessons from this as the further fracturing point of the US right, and we are entering into somewhat uncharted waters with these incoherent positions becoming more common place.

I find this to be a paper tiger because at this moment, the figurehead emboldening the movement is recognizing and making public his mortality. Nobody at this moment has the charismatic spirit to unify all these tendencies.

What might result after this infighting and the impending death of Trump is a universalized alienation akin to, if not outright being the atomization that reflects the loneliness epidemic and the analysis of how easy it is for reactionary attitudes to grip people will continue interminably.

C’est trop stupide pour être drôle!

It is no surprise that in relation to this topic, Laruelle draws on Henry and Maine de Biran, and in some ways connecting to his earliest writing on Ravaisson wherein serpentine circularity serves as an "alchemical" unity of expression and phenomenality.