From F. Dupont:
I will just add here, contrary to the claims of some marxist advocates of 'socialisation' (which in reality is a form of morality concerning the massification of personal behaviours) that events become more closely aligned at a greater magnitude to wider social forces and more free of such forces within the personal domestic space. For this reason, 'socialisation' projects proposed by various revolutionaries tend to express a base ideological format whilst the 'conformity' of non-politicised individuals is actually diverse and relatively independent of ideoglogical references. This is an exact reversal of the situationists' and others' of the sixties who condemned 'passivity'. Passivity in fact doesn't come into it, there are merely different scales of significance... because most people do not function or signify within political discourse this does not mean they are 'spectators'.
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