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Individual Point of Perception is Dependent on Conditioned Mode of Thought.

Our conditioned mode of thought is determined by a number of aspects including:

our formal educational conditioning;

our cultural background;

the perceived power personalities that influence our sociological conditioning;

...to name a few.

I originally began this article with a view to confining it within the first classification of educational conditioning, but by way of natural process all seemed to apply.

Then, as it felt presumptuous and unwieldy to force a subject scope worthy of a treatise into a blog format, I have had to restrict the situation to how science has influenced and placed limits on our thinking.

Very much in shorthand....

All of science is based on direction defined by philosophy and Rene Descartes appears to have been the pivotal point in this instance. He introduced a way of perceiving things that took an observable entity and broke it down, analytically, into its individual unit parts. Dualism and other aspects, illuminating then, seem second nature to us now.

The evolution of this form of thinking was passed on into the capable hands of Francis Bacon who, in turn, hand balled it to Isaac Newton, both of whom provided substantial modifications to advance this concept of fragmentation. What we have inherited is what might be termed the 'Doctrine of Direction' for the entire westernised civilisation.

What these theorists neglected to consider and what Quantum theory is in the process of giving back, to those of us who care to take note, is an appreciation of the 'links' or aspects of interrelationship between these basic building blocks of fragmented, alienated entities. An aspect every bit as important as the 'units' themselves, as it is only by way of these continuously, communicating interfaces that we arrive at wholistic entities that are greater than the sum of their individual parts.

Unfortunately, we still model our mode of individual and collective advancement on the thought structures that built Empires that have long ago ceased to exist. Momentum, obviously, is capable of carrying us too far in the wrong direction.

I don't wish to appear to be a detractor of the theories of these giants of our past, or even of the ones who 'stood on their shoulders', who took those theories and gave them application within the sociological framework. What I am attempting is to show how the limited style of scientific mindset, that is drilled into us by way of our current educational process, has engendered our individual and therefore collective point of perception. This in turn has determined our current life situation. Man is a reflection of his environment, yes, but the opposite is every bit as true.

We have made fantastic advances with our 'scientific' thinking. We can gauge, almost to the centimetre, where we can land a rocket on the moon, over an almost unimaginable distance, with a mind numbing number of variables all taken into account. And after that, bring it back again. We are communicating concepts through mediums such as we are employing at this very moment, as you read this, and there are a myriad of other examples.

But, there is a dark side.

Having adopted, through conditioning, this mode of perception, we have alienated ourselves from our environment, from each other and even created alienation within our very selves. Our 'self' from this viewpoint, by way of illustration, does not include our body. 'I' am a separate entity and my body is a mere physical, mechanical housing, when in fact our bodies are a fully incorporated aspect of our 'selves'.

'Us and Them' is destroying 'Us'.

Take a look at what our alienating point of perception is doing:

(1) to our shared environment. We consider our 'selves' to be a separate entity to our environment, rather than an integral, interacting aspect of it, so any harm we inflict on the environment has no real effect on our situation, we surmise. (The comparative example of this would be that of a race of people, traveling through endless space, systematically destroying the space ship they are traveling in.) There have been highly qualified, dissenting voices to this supposition. Even economists, like E.F. Schumacher, who advise that, "If we ever find ourselves in the position of winning our battle with nature, we will automatically find ourselves on the losing side". Conditioned thought structure, however, pays little heed to logic, unless it is incorporated into an 'approved' educational process and therefore transposed into the paradigm;

(2) to our estranged sense of interrelationships. By over emphasising the self concept, to compensate for a social structure that appears intent on drowning the individual in a sea of homogenised anonymity, we automatically place almost insurmountable barriers to interpersonal integration;

(3) within our fragmented personal selves. In this context, the major effort appears to be the creation and continuous maintenance of a self image rather than the cultivation of the actual personality. A self image that bears little relation to the real person hiding within, who sadly perceives the camouflage to be more socially acceptable than him 'self'. Applied to extreme, the individual places so much personal energy into the maintenance of this persona, that he 'starves' himself. A major cause of mental dis-ease and what can amount to total breakdown of the individual existence.

Relationships can only exist between personalities. Relationships are not possible between facades, which are essentially illusions, so the illusion that they do doesn't exist for any length of time. This somewhat pointless exercise only exists because many believe that it's all they have to offer, as the real entity is seen as being insufficient to the situation.

One of the many sociological phenomena that appears to endorse all this is the fact that, in all westernised countries, divorce statistics come close to equaling marriage statistics and quite commonly surpass them.

It's a little unfair, however, to endow philosophers and scientists with the full responsibility of our present life situation. There are other buttressing influences. Sir Isaac Newton's writings within other fields were for all intents and purposes totally ignored, as they still are. The bias of thought at that time was all for the new clockwork bent that held so much potential for industrial advancement, as it still does. An illustration as to how long the industrial lobby, by way of political sway, has been placing paradigms on the full spectrum potential of our advancement as a species.

So, just while we are in the vicinity:

A corporate entity doesn't have a personality, other than the one on loan and frequently patched from the public relations departments, so don't look for human qualities;

The corporate ideal is to be in the position of dictating to the marketplace (yes, that's you!) and they never sleep in the pursuit of this goal;

Corporate entities see themselves as being subject to only one law and that's the law of economics. When economic precept shows any potential to limit short term profit, they're not above bending that out of shape either.

This latter point requires a little expansion, I feel.

Feel free to disagree.

According to the science of economics, there are two varieties of resource: rivalrous and non-rivalrous. A rivalrous resource is one that can be used up faster than it can be replaced, if it can be replaced at all, e.g., fossil fuels and the natural environment. A non-rivalrous resource, on the other hand, is a resource that is inexhaustible, i.e., it can't be exhausted as it is continuously replacing itself at a rate faster than it can be employed.

Now, considering the fact that human beings breed their own replacements, in the sort of volumes commonly described as 'population explosions', which of these two categories do you imagine employees slot into, within the corporate mindset, in these days of outsourcing?

`Safety before Production’, is the corporate catchphrase, but it will never be the reality because it doesn't need to be. An appearance is put up in order to establish a good 'Employer Brand Name', yes, but mostly because other powerful economic entities like insurance companies 'persuade' them to do so. And insurance companies are only prepared to do that because it has direct bearing on their own economic status.

This automatically creates another translation of the 'Us and Them' syndrome, the 'Divide and Rule' format. Musashi's 'The Book of Five Rings' and Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War', amongst other treatise on war strategy, make their way into every board room these days under the arms of those who would subordinate their productive work force to their will. Strategies that work within one set of environmental circumstances don't necessarily translate well into others, however, and 'Divide and Rule' is a classic example. When looking at a combined productive exercise, it simply isn't profitable to view and treat your production sector as though they are the enemy. This will automatically cost you money and the longer you persist with a faulty strategy, the more it will cost you. The variety of tactics employed, to gain the 'ascendency', are far from what is required to assist in establishing a sense of cooperation and self worth within the individuals that make up the bulk of westernised populations. And a sense of self worth is the foundation stone of a happy individual. A happy employee is more productive and produces a better quality product, so the strategy is obviously flawed.

Our mode of technological advancement has cost us dear, obvious in the stultified mental and spiritually bereft realms we have allocated to ourselves, from a set of values that is blinkered to the full spectrum definition of wealth. I have met people who, having worked continuously for, say, $500.00/week for a number of years, don't even consider pressing for more when their mode of employment changes, because they have been conditioned, over time, into believing that $500.00/week is their sum total worth as a human being. The comprehensive definitions of degradation and defeat are achieved when the victim is persuaded.

If western civilisation (sic), would just halt its frenetic, lemming-like race to the cliff edge long enough to look at the life philosophies of the various indigenous cultures on this planet, we would be in a position to provide ourselves with the requisite wholistic life perception required to save ourselves, and those same indigenous communities, from that inevitable extinction that we are imposing on other species at this very moment.

A different way of seeing is there, for our adoption, any time we want it. We find it not just in the wholistic, indigenous community and environmental Gaia mindsets, but in the most obscure of niches as well as the most obvious of places.

By way of an 'obscure' example, I recall reading Aleister Crowley's 'Magick' in the dawning of my adolescent rebellion, somewhere between Enid Blyton and 'The Russians'.

Wholly from memory:

`The practitioner of Black Magic employs his art to raise his level of existence above that of his environment’ - which doesn't sound so bad really, does it? Just looking round, it appears to be what everybody is doing, or attempting to do. Yes/No?

But then he goes on to say:

`Whereas the practitioner of White Magic employs his talent to raise the level of his environment, and in so doing raises his own level of existence’.

A totally different translation of existence, richer by far, achieved by a mere shift in perception.

As a natural extension of our adopting this different definition of existence, the changes within our culture would be dynamic to say the least. Mental health institutions would almost cease to exist, as the dysfunctional personality is no more than a symptom of the dysfunctional group. The dysfunctional group, no more than a symptom of a dysfunctional social order. Primary catalysts of physical ill health, such as stress, would almost cease to exist also, along with associated overloaded hospital systems and massive requirement for, along with associated abuse of, medication.

Street people would not feel a need to retreat to the streets anymore, but would see a form of society that they would want to be a part of. A form of society that they could see themselves as being a part of, alienated no longer.

Dare I mention prisons?

I could continue, but I'm sure you get the gist.

All aspects of our social and personal direction are compromised when we operate from a biased or false premise. Our proud, emphatic (dare I say, arrogant?) denunciations of 'this is wrong', or 'that's not right' appear as shallow as mainstream media. Any observation from a false premise can only produce an inaccurate end assessment. A silk purse don't come from no sows ear, boy!

Therefore it naturally follows that judging others, or even ourselves, by our own standards is automatically a travesty of natural justice and nothing more than a gross, if unintended, hypocrisy. Because we, unquestioningly, inherit standards of judgment also.

It is possible to establish valid existence only by exploring the depths of established standards, understand where they stem from and, by doing so, determine as to whether they still have relevance in regard to personal existence, now, in our current environment. Retain the standards that do have relevance, rid ourselves of false standards that represent the crippling detritus in our lives, and adopt any new standards that are seen to promote required existential standing.

This is normally considered to be the philosophers function, yes, but a little philosophy won't hurt any of us if it results in our finally reaping the substantial rewards of a valid sense of social responsibility. We have that duty to ourselves, each other and toward our shared environment. Wholistically.

The answer to all the worlds' problems lie in the future within our children, but we need people qualified to teach them how to move the world, through a paradigm shift, from here to there. There's only one way to achieve that, so we need to get to work on ourselves, individually, very quickly.

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ATWWV - Frith Wilkinson

It's the end of January which means it's time for a new Around The World with Vintage post - another beautiful woman for us to get to know. This time we are visiting New Zealand to meet Frith Wilkinson, a mother, painter, art lover and an absolutely gorgeous vintage collector. I found her on Instagram and fell in lover with her style and her beautiful outfits. Frith has been a vintage collector for 25 years, but I really wanted to know how she amassed such a beautiful collection and how she manages to look so impeccable every day. Frith is also a very talented painter and you can find some of her work for sale here. Now let's get going because I know you're just as curious as I was!

Hi Frith, thank you for agreeing to be a part of this interview. Tell me a little bit about yourself.

Well, I'm a 46 year old mother of one. A fifth generation Pakeha New Zealander with European ancestry (French, Irish, Welsh and English). I was born and raised in Christchurch but moved to Golden Bay when I finished art school. I'm a self-employed artist (painter) and have been so for about 20 years, exhibiting throughout New Zealand and selling from my wee studio. I also help my husband Martyn with his Redmanuka  jewellry business.

Where do you live?

I live in a remote area of the South Island of Aotearoa, New Zealand in a place called Golden Bay.  It is a community of about 5000 and is a mix of alternative folk, quite a few artists and crafts people, travellers from all over the world who made Golden Bay their home and a sizable farming community,  and although some people love to dress up, almost nobody dresses fully in vintage. Its very beautiful with many beaches, native bush and quite a diverse landscape. It is what inspires me most, as i have a deep love and connection with the  land.

Golden Bay sounds absolutely wonderful. Do you think living there allows you to express yourself and experiment with fashion a bit more? A lot of artists prefer to go for a simpler down-to-earth style and vintage often appears a bit more dressed up or high-maintenance so do you ever feel like it’s not as accepted?

I'm not sure that living in Golden Bay allows me to express myself more freely, although it is a very accepting place as there are lots of eccentrics living here. I'm lucky in that I'm quite oblivious to being judged. All I seem to get is positive comments, both here and in the city. People genuinely appreciate it and like to let me know, which is lovely. I have always dressed up in some way or other since I was a kid (I use to dress as a boy when I was young) and never worried about fitting in. I'm lucky like that I guess. And because I'm pretty happy in my skin and what I wear, I think it makes people feel confident about approaching me.

As an artist, I tend to live in overalls, I definitely don't wear vintage whilst painting. I've never felt pressure from other artists to dress down. In fact, it's the artists I know who tend to be the ones who like to dress up, although not necessarily in vintage.

How long have you been wearing vintage?

I've been collecting vintage for about 25 years. I have always loved dressing up, even when i moved to the country, I swore I would never wear gumboots (I'm now converted). I use to collect all eras but have grown to love the 1940s the most  as i love the mix of masculine and feminine and tailoring.  I also love the 1930s and 1950s. But my absolute obsession is vintage knitwear. particularly the 1940s knits and i have a good collection of original and reproductions.

The problem is, in New Zealand you are very limited nowadays with sourcing vintage from the eras I love. And the stuff you do find is often expensive. People have started asking crazy prices. Discovering online vintage stores in America and Europe has made a big difference, but I still feel uncomfortable about the road miles. I try to comfort myself that I'm recycling so hopefully it counterbalances the environmental footprint :)  

How is the vintage/ pin up scene in NZ and do you have a lot of vintage friends there?

As I don't live in the main centres, it's quite difficult to gauge the vintage scene. Although I think it's fairly small.  In my teens in the 1980s a lot of people in the scene I hung out in wore vintage. It was so cheap then and so much of it was available. But it's much more difficult to find now, especially for a good price. And I feel our society has become more homogenised. In the 80s, and even the 90s to a degree, there was a lot more diversity in dressing styles, which I think is a shame. I do have friends who dress in vintage, but they're mostly on Instagram!

New Zealand is one great example of the few countries who celebrates the indigenous people and their culture. In recent years the influence of Maori culture is evident in the fashion industry, but do you ever see it in vintage pieces? Do you combine indigenous pieces with your vintage clothes?

Yes, Maori is incorporated into our daily lives a lot more than in many other colonised countries, although there's still a long way to go. A lot of older people and people my age are taking up learning Te Reo, it is taught in schools and is  factored into a lot of decision making in our politics etc. We have the Treaty of Waitangi which was signed in 1840  by many (but not all) chiefs from the many iwi around Aotearoa. Unfortunately the Crown abused their position and it was not adhered to, but because we have a Treaty, a lot of the wrongs are been righted and are being addressed, including monetary and land compensation, acknowledgements of wrong doings and apologies from the Crown. My son is actually doing a full immersion degree this year instead of his post grad as he feels it's so important. But there is still room for improvement.

As far as vintage fashion goes, I don't see any integration. But it's definitely playing a growing role in the fashion scene and there are lots of talented graduates who seem to be embracing it more and more. It's what makes our country special and unique and something I feel very strongly about.

As a mother do you dress your child in vintage? Do you encourage them to wear vintage or learn about fashion history?

My son is now 23 so I have no influence over his clothing choices! I never dressed him in vintage, but when he was little I bought a lot of his clothes second hand. They were better quality and we had very little money.  Again, you use to find fantastic stuff, but with the introduction of so much cheap imported clothing and shoes, there seems to be less of it. I have never tried to push my love of vintage onto him, but I guess it must have had some impact on him as I never dressed like other mums.

What is it about vintage clothes that attract you in the first place?

There are many reasons I love vintage clothing. One of them is the history, I love imaging the other lives the garments have lived. I love that others have worn them and loved them.  I love the cut and tailoring of many vintage clothes, particularly those from the 1930s and 1940s. I love the quality of the fabrics, the colours. I love that they are being recycled, reused and reloved.. It is better for the planet. Its also unlikely you'll meet someone else wearing the same piece.

If there is one thing that you want people to know about you, what will that be?

Although I'm quite an introvert by nature  I love to dress up. It makes me happy and I think it makes others happy too. It's a nice balance to my other, more earnest pursuits of art, reading and film.

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Oh God! Quill’s moaning about the DCEU again! I thought you were on our side! Why are you hating on us so much! Go back to the Marvel bashing! Your Doctor Strange rants were awesome! Why are you wasting time on us when Iron Fist is coming out? Surely that’s got loads of material for you to work with!

Yes well calm your tits random DCEU fan who I just made up for the purposes of shit comedy. Marvel will receive further bashing from me very soon, I assure you. After all when it comes to racism, problematic storytelling, dodgy business ethics and general bullshit, Marvel is the gift that keeps on giving. But for now I wish to turn my critical gaze toward DC, namely the clusterfuck of films Warner Bros. and DC have in the pipeline.

Here’s a quick recap. After Justice League, we’ll be getting:

The Batman

The Flash

Aquaman

Shazam

Black Adam

Cyborg

Green Lantern Corps

Justice League 2

Justice League Dark

Suicide Squad 2

Deadshot

Gotham City Sirens

Booster Gold

Lobo

The Sandman

Man Of Steel 2

Nightwing

Now a few of these are in the very early development stages I should point out. It could change (Booster Gold, The Sandman and Lobo for instance are very much up in the air at the moment). But for now this is the current DC movie lineup. These are the films WB and DC hope to release at some point in the future. And do they intend to trickle these out slowly over an extended period of time? Nope. Most of these are planned to be released before 2020. BEFORE 2020! That’s three years away! Exciting, right?

Well... No.

I mean for starters we’re only three movies in. I’m not even sure if I like this franchise yet. And that’s an attitude a lot of people seem to share. So bombarding us with all of these upcoming movies isn’t exactly filling us with confidence. They seem to be working under the impression that people really want to see these movies, and I’m sure some people do. The problem is they haven’t exactly earned the fans’ respect or loyalty yet. Out of the three movies that have been released, two of them have done well at the box office (Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice barely broke even, failing to reach the billion dollar mark Warner Bros. were expecting, and thus considered a commercial failure) and none of them have been that well received by critics and audiences. The majority consensus is that BVS and Suicide Squad are shit (I disagree about BVS. I didn’t think it was that bad. It was just... meh) and Man Of Steel, the best of the three, split opinion down the middle. People either loved or hated that one. This isn’t exactly a strong foundation to build a mega franchise on to. So to open the floodgates now on various projects and to start planning sequels and spinoffs to movies that haven’t been released yet and that nobody knows will actually be liked enough to warrant a sequel or spinoff seems rather foolish in my opinion.

Oh but Quill, I hear you saying, that’s how Marvel do it. Why do you have a problem with DC doing it? Well here’s the thing. You’re right. That is how Marvel does it... and that’s the problem.

Credit where it’s due, Marvel didn’t start out like that. Phase 1 certainly wasn’t like that. Marvel were actually fairly methodical about it, carefully planning out each movie and figuring out how they all fit together. It was only after the success of Avengers Assemble when Marvel suddenly went batshit crazy and started farting out all of these movies without due care or attention. It’s like a balloon that’s been pricked with a needle. All of the air comes rushing out at once and the more air comes out, the more shrivelled, tired and wrinkled the balloon becomes until it flops on the floor and somebody inevitably steps on it. Basically what I’m saying is you can really tell the difference between Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the MCU. You can tell from watching the Phase 1 movies that a lot more care and passion went into making them. Each movie feels very distinct and they all contribute something new to the franchise. The Phase 2 movies however are all formulaic, cliched, bland and homogenised (Thor: The Dark World and Guardians Of The Galaxy are essentially the exact same fucking movie with different coats of paint). Marvel sacrificed quality for quantity, and in a desperate bid to keep up with Marvel and to stay relevant, it looks like DC are falling into the same trap.

See the reason why this troubles me is that I was hoping that the DCEU would build off of what worked about the MCU whilst improving upon its shortcomings. They certainly seemed to be making the right noises in the beginning. A creator driven franchise that would focus on character development and world building. Fast forward to now and I think we can safely say that’s not what we’ve got. Suicide Squad in particular was about as far from that original vision as you can possibly get. The DCEU is at risk of becoming the same soulless, assembly line corporate entity that the MCU is. Rather than putting care and focus into individual projects and gauging what the fans actually want, they instead seem to be adopting the Marvel method of throwing any old shit at the wall and seeing what sticks. And I think that’s a crying shame.

Of course these upcoming films might turn out to be good. We don’t know. But there’s another problem and it’s one I’ve mentioned numerous times before in these Scribbles. The ever-growing risk of turning an audience off by flooding the market with too much content. Just think about it. Starting this year, the MCU will be releasing three movies a year, three Netflix series a year, plus their other TV shows like Cloak & Dagger, The Runaways, Inhumans and Agents of SHIELD (yes that still exists). 20th Century Fox will be releasing at least one X-Men film a year, plus they’ve also made the jump to TV with their new series Legion. DC have already been dominating TV with Arrow, The Flash, Legends Of Tomorrow, Supergirl, Lucifer, Preacher, Powerless, iZombie, Young Justice, Vixen, Constantine and possibly Watchmen if rumours are to be believed. Not to mention the other comic book related stuff floating around that have nothing to do with Marvel or DC. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Tick, The Walking Dead, the proposed Sam & Twitch TV series and Spawn reboot, AND persistent rumours of a Judge Dredd TV series. So let’s say DC release two movies a year. That would mean we would be getting at least 27 comic book related media content a year. 27! That’s INSANE!

If we’re not careful, the comic book genre will go the same way as the Western genre. Flood the market with too much of this stuff and people will eventually get sick of it and move on to something else. But doomsday discussion aside, it doesn’t seem like a wise move on DC’s part to be trying to match Marvel’s output. Considering the current tsunami of comic book related media we’ve got at the moment, the DCEU will just get lost in the noise. Surely it would be much better and smarter to release maybe one or two movies every couple of years, pacing themselves, making sure the films are the best they can possibly be and thus make a greater impact, rather than churn out an endless stream of movies and run the risk of them being mediocre and forgettable.

The DCEU will be playing a crucial role in shaping the genre going forward. It could either reinvigorate it and keep it going for another decade, or just add more dead weight to it causing the entire thing to collapse. Only time will tell which it will be.

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Queer as in F You

Name:Axeris Age:25 Sexuality:Bisexual Gender:Cismale Occupation:Student – City Planning Location:Sydney

I was living in Dubbo for a year, working as a town planner as a part of my work experience for my degree, now I’m back in Sydney, trying to figure out what I’m doing with my life.

For the longest time, I was bisexual, but also identified as asexual. I had an attraction to both men and women, and I’d always known that from an early age, but sexuality wasn’t interesting to me. The sexual part of my life didn’t begin until I was about 19, but I’ve always been interested in both girls and guys.

I was definitely more conservative in the way that I dressed before I became comfortable in being openly queer, but I think that also a lot of the way that I dress comes from friends and partners, I’ll almost get an aesthetic from them, rather than bring my own. I feel like the way that I dress and present myself is a culmination of the aesthetics from every platonic and romantic relationship that I’ve ever had.

I think that stereotypes about the queer community, from within the community are shifting. They’re more of an unconscious thing, I feel, but also if a straight person was to be stereotyping queer people, we’d be angry, but when it comes from within the community… I think it’s fun to play with those stereotypes, like some kind of wider joke that we’re all in on, rather than being made fun of from the outside.

I pretty well grew up on the internet. I feel like I didnt have any particularly close friends at school. Not to say that I didn’t have friends, but I felt like none of them really got me, so I filled that void with online communities, and in a big way that’s what pushed me to realise things about myself like my sexuality, my politics, and stuff. It’s hard to gauge what the internet will become, and how the future will be shaped by it, but I can say from my own experience, and from the experiences of queer people that I know, that it’s integral to connecting queer people who would otherwise not have that connection. I think it is incredibly important, and that it will continue to be so, and it will be interesting to see how it evolves.

I dont think mainstream media shaped queer aesthetics so much as it has an almost parasitic relationship with it. you’ll have certain aesthetics or bits of culture that are integral to queerness, and then they’ll be rebranded and commodified to a more straight audience without any of the necessary context, and history. In that ay I feel that it’s a fairly toxic relationship in that it’s trying to homogenise something that shouldn’t be homogenous. But the queer community always seems to react to that by evolving and changing, so as mainstream media takes our culture and runs with it, we shift away from it, the eternal counterculture.

The way I conceptualise queerness is a very political thing. You can have a gay man who votes conservative, and I’ll never consider him to be queer, because to me, queerness is a fundamentally political stance. A liberation stance, and solidarity stance. So for me, in order for someone, or something to be queer, or for a queer space to be a queer space, it needs to play up that political side. You need to engage with these politics as a queer person, because being queer and existing is a political statement against all those who would happily have us killed, or sent to conversion therapy, and treat us as an aberration.

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