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'''Tartaria''' | '''Tartaria''' appears in Infrared discourse on two levels: the real historical geography and the meme. | ||
== The | == The meme == | ||
In the Infrawoke bit, Haz parodies wokespeak by claiming "people of Tartaria" as an oppressed identity: "Woke 1.0 was revealed to be deeply rooted in problematic structures of anti-Tartarian Atlantis supremacy and other forms of discrimination against people of Tartaria... that's a deeply Islamophobic framing rooted in anti-Tartarian discrimination" ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/007a6ff2-3861-4c00-af25-e5aff3e9d04c/ COMMUNISM WINNING | INFRAWOKE stream]). The joke works because it exposes the '''form''' of liberal moral discourse — infinite regress of problematic structures, invented victim groups, "deeply problematic" as content-free verdict — by filling it with absurd referents. | |||
== | == The underlying point == | ||
Haz's serious critique of conspiracy culture (Tartaria-as-hidden-empire being a staple of the online right) is the same method he applies everywhere: don't mock the energy, redirect it. The Tartaria audience is people who already distrust official history; the communist task is to give them '''real suppressed history''' — enclosure, primitive accumulation, colonial plunder — instead of mudflood fantasy. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[ | * [[Infrawoke]] | ||
* [[Anglo Box]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Memes]][[Category:Ideology]][[Category:Culture]] | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 21 August 2026
Tartaria appears in Infrared discourse on two levels: the real historical geography and the meme.
The meme
In the Infrawoke bit, Haz parodies wokespeak by claiming "people of Tartaria" as an oppressed identity: "Woke 1.0 was revealed to be deeply rooted in problematic structures of anti-Tartarian Atlantis supremacy and other forms of discrimination against people of Tartaria... that's a deeply Islamophobic framing rooted in anti-Tartarian discrimination" (COMMUNISM WINNING | INFRAWOKE stream). The joke works because it exposes the form of liberal moral discourse — infinite regress of problematic structures, invented victim groups, "deeply problematic" as content-free verdict — by filling it with absurd referents.
The underlying point
Haz's serious critique of conspiracy culture (Tartaria-as-hidden-empire being a staple of the online right) is the same method he applies everywhere: don't mock the energy, redirect it. The Tartaria audience is people who already distrust official history; the communist task is to give them real suppressed history — enclosure, primitive accumulation, colonial plunder — instead of mudflood fantasy.