This. The right is intrinsically fascist in its nature and Foucault dedicated his life to criticizes fascism. Just because he didn't agree on everything with the left doesn't mean he wasn't a leftist.
Was he even left-wing?
Henry Brooks
Oliver Taylor
>using the political dichotomy on philosophers doesn't work
yes it does. you just figure out if his ideas would be left or right wing in your own country since those two terms are mostly relative to your own country's current political climate
Nathan Ramirez
>The right is intrinsically fascist in its nature
you know that this is equivalent to the whole "post-modern communism idpol" thing the right does, right?
Leo Gomez
Amateur analysis.
Justin Evans
the right in soviet russia called for freedom for their countries and a dismantling of their degenerating oligarchic state
Leo Bell
dumb americans: he's libertarian in the extreme. that used constitute leftism in france, but he did have a dalliance with the marxists, who are kind of authoritarian.
the US "left" would hate him. along with supporting not recognising the state, he also suggested not recognising ages of consent or need to inform about AIDS risks. (that means fucking little boys without telling them you have gay plague, for the very dumb americunts) the "right" wouldn't have him either because of the why not fuck young boys aspect.
people who want to legalize crack though would like him. if you're one of them, go for it.
Grayson Smith
And then jewish bolsheviks murdered them.
Luis Flores
Don't you have some speeches to go shut down, antifagot?
Zachary Powell
DELET
Mason Thomas
>>>/Bellevue/