@KeithKahnHarris But it's easy to figure out : the day that it becomes more consensual in his community to condemn the atrocities is when the time will be right for him to speak out.
@KeithKahnHarris article about speaking out is denial : perfectly aware of why he’s not speaking out (maintaining personal relationships) yet gaslighting himself into believing it’s better not to denounce atrocities and creating an intellectual discourse about it is denialism
@KeithKahnHarris the solution for his uncomfortable struggle about speaking out is to deny that speaking out is right at this time and to elaborate a rhetoric that can be pushed to the public in order to salvage his consciousness. Conveniently he doesn't elaborate on when the right time would be
@KeithKahnHarris imagine if intellectuals during the holocaust incited theories that ‘the genocide is an atrocity but we shouldn’t denounce it until later because it’s not gonna change anything and it’s gonna trouble our relationship with nazi sympathetics’
« we are living in an age in which any number of collective and individual desires can neither be publicly legitimated, nor practised without the risk of humiliating exposure. » KKH