Kırmızılar, 4 May 2025
This was the case throughout history, everyone defines love differently. Today, Badiou, Alain de Botton, Žižek, for example, say different things. In fact, Žižek said many contradictory things. In the past, he used to say love was evil. Then he said "eros is a catastrophe". Then he said that the love you devote yourself to a woman is the highest form of freedom. This third one is something we need to focus on... Where there is no love, the sky is dark, there is no freedom, and therefore no civilization. The uncivilized things that Herodotus described about the women in the Mylitta temple in Babylon or the general situation of Lydian women emerge. These things still exist today. A hundred years ago, the European family was modest, the Russian family, the American family was modest... For example, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, which were designed and established as "Christian plantations", have undergone a great transformation.