Similarities Between Oedipus And Kurti

People are most vulnerable when they come face to face with death and therefore fascists try to make death as conventional an experience as possible. As Deleuze and Guattari put it, under a fascist dictatorship, "Death now becomes imminent to everyday existence, which harbors the omnipresent threat of having insufficient money to secure food or shelter- the omnipresent threat, that is, of losing one's job, and so losing market access to the means of life." (Holland, 85) Psychoanalysis is meant to uncover the repression of a person in order to avoid future anxiety but, similarly to fascism, it actuality it causes anxiety by conventionalizing repression through culture. In contrast to psychoanalysis, Deleuze and Guattari offer Schizoanalysis,
There is an uncanny resemblance, not only between Oedipus and the German people in how they self-inhibit their desires and receive pleasure from pain, but also in relation to the sadist, Hitler, and his masochistic self-manifested suicide. While hitler was the fascist sadist that led humanity into the greatest most destructive war in history, he was secretly also just a self-inhibited pitiless man struggling for power, a characteristic not too un-similar to the very same people he rules. Hitler was, contrary to his opinion, just a man with
People need to learn to accept the limitations of being human and fight the ideas of the fascist culture, including omnipresent death, to the bitter end. Under the repetitive tyrannies of history, life is pain at worst and monotonous at best. What greater desire is there than to transcend and escape this limitation? Escape the repressive feedback-loop and learn to liberate