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| The Grand Turk |
| P.K.K. - 'To kill the dominant man is the fundamental principle of socialism.' |
| 2016-05-24 |
| [Partiya Karkeren Kurdistan] Although male dominance is well institutionalised, men too are enslaved. The system is in fact reproducing itself in the individual male and female and their relationship. Therefore, if we want to defeat the system, we need a radical, new approach towards woman, man and their relationship. History, in a sense, is the history of the dominant male who gained power with the rise of classed society. The ruling class character is formed concurrent with the dominant male character. Again, rule is validated through mythological lies and divine punishment. Beneath these masks lies the reality of bare force and coarse exploitation. In the name of honour, man seized the position and rights of woman in the most insidious, traitorous and despotic manner. The fact that, throughout history, woman was left bereft of her identity and character - the eternal captive - at the hands of man, has caused considerably more damage than class division has. The captivity of woman is a measure of society's general enslavement and decline; it is also a measure of its lies, theft and tyranny. The dominant male character of society has to date not even allowed for scientific analysis of the phenomenon of woman. The fundamental question is why man is so jealous, dominant and villainous where woman is concerned; why he continues to play the rapist. Undoubtedly, rape and domination are phenomena related to social exploitation; they reflect society's rape by hierarchy, patriarchy and power. If we look a little deeper, we will see that these acts also express a betrayal of life. Woman's multi-faceted devotion to life may clarify man's societal sexist stand. Societal sexism means the loss of wealth of life under the blinding and exhausting influence of sexism and the consequent rise of anger, rape and a dominating stance. This is why it is important to place on the agenda the problem of man, which is far more serious than the issue of woman. It is probably more difficult to analyse the concepts of domination and power, concepts related to man. It is not woman but man that is unwilling to transform. He fears that abandoning the role of the dominant male figure would leave him in the position of the monarch who has lost his state. He should be made aware that this most hollow form of domination leaves him bereft of freedom as well and, even worse, it forecloses reform. |
| Posted by:Besoeker |
| #3 I read Das Kapital three times and concluded it was complete garbage. I just had a flashback. |
| Posted by: Raj 2016-05-24 10:57 |
| #2 P.K.K. - 'To There. Fixed it for you. |
| Posted by: ptah 2016-05-24 10:15 |
| #1 My eyes crossed as I read that, they were rolling so hard. President Erdogan and his neo-Ottomans would be out for PKK blood on the basis of that alone, even if the PKK weren't fighting back. And neither the author nor President Erdogan would approve of me at all, so there's that. |
| Posted by: trailing wife 2016-05-24 09:53 |