Zizek on Laibach, fascism, overidentification and ideology

Excerpts from Laibach: A Film from Slovenia - Occupied Europe NATO Tour
(watch full movie here: archive.org/details/2013ThePe... )
Ft.

[@larshofler8298]

"We are even your future" and that's true

[@timdaemen1200]

This is by far the greatest compilation of clips on Laibach to be found on the web!

[@stephenrea3537]

A similar observation can be made of Verhoeven's Starship Troopers (the sort of film that a fascist society would make), which is why it is brilliant satire, too. Laibach, however, turned the ambiguity up to 11

[@hashishi9]

It's strange how Zizek puts into words the obvious, and somehow struggles with it, because the obvious is so... untangible, strange, weird. Easy to understand, intuitively, but hard to explain. Points to Zizek for trying :)

[@Ma_ksi]

9:43 Red Flood reference

[@mmmuscraft5558]

« Inconsistent bric-à-brac » 😂😂😂❤

[@tofublack4804]

hello can someone tell the name of the last man being interviewed? tnx :)

[@cameraad7038]

Hey, the very last man you see is Ivan Novak, member of Laibach itself.

[@fiber04]

@@cameraad7038 What a creep!

[@htimsid]

Why do you think that? @@fiber04

[@MarcioSilva-ssiillvvaa]

@@fiber04 Creep? Genius actually.

[@dragandragan8967]

Adirtii

[@cneff3494]

You don't get it.

[@dinopivcic2287]

Resistance is futile....

[@dragandragan8967]

Go to desert

[@mediacesspool]

That's a whole lot of words to say nothing at all. I don't think my problem is with whether or not Laibach are fascists as much as fascists believe that Laibach are fascists.