"Most people think I'm making jokes, exaggerating – but no, I'm not.
It's not that. First I tell jokes, then I'm serious. No, the art is to
bring the serious message into the forum of jokes."
Two years ago
his front teeth came out.
"My son knows I have a good friend; none of us
is gay, just good friends. So when he saw me without teeth, he said: 'I
know why.' My son! He was 10! You know what he told me? Think,
associate, in the dirtiest way."
I think I can guess.
"Yes! Sucking! He
said my friend complained that my teeth were in the way."
Žižek roars
with laughter, great gales of paternal pride.
"And you know what
was tragicomic? After he told me this, he said: 'Father, did I tell this
joke well?'"
Slavoj Žižek talking to The Guardian.
As long as people on the left think this charlatan's a radical we'll never get to communism.
Monday, 11 June 2012
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