The Times We Live In
It seems to me that the essence of the increasingly open, ever more uninhibited and tightly organized global Nazi position is that the idea of an alleged **human inferiority** is mapped on undeniably existing phenomena of social, economic, and political disadvantages created by global "race" capitalism. In other words, a series of wildly complex and dynamic social processes and their consequences are represented as static, eternal, genetically overdetermined "givens". From this it follows -- for the nazis -- that 1 impenetrable physical barriers, doors, gates, fences, "security" locks, bars, walls, state, city, and formal/informal network boundaries are drawn . . . at first around people who enjoy un-earned advantages, later more and more clearly around the disadvantaged--physically and morally compressing the existence of the subjugated, humiliated, despised human beings into ever smaller, ever less habitable spaces; 2 they raise ever more impenetrable ...
