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| the effectivity or actuality of the democratic promise, like that of the communist promise, will always keep within it, and it must do so, this absolutely undetermined messianic hope at its heart, this eschatological relation to the outcome of an event and of a singularity, of an alterity that cannot be anticipated. Possibly the substantial (but not unrealistic) level of antidegradant was such that it leveled off any contrasts in effectivity between them, at least, in regard to loss of elongation. together is not that they are called "nigger"; the important thing is that they be able to appropriate the racist language in a countermove that defuses its pejorative effectivity. |
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