Mollie Hemingway

Yeah, the blackout square.

Or like putting rainbows on things.

And everybody's like, I must signal that I am no threat to the one state.

Yes.

I have to do this right now.

And they do it without any...

They just have not put any thought into it at all.

And we again think about like perfecting happiness.

At first, it's a rainbow flag.

And by the way, I love the rainbow.

So this has always kind of made me sad that this became such a politicized symbol.

But then that wasn't sufficient.

Then you had to add aspects of transsexuality into the rainbow flag.

And so it, but it seems very similar to what they're doing here.

Every year they have to perfect and control more and more and add to the system of

Certainly.

Actually, when you were talking about O-90, as she is in my translation, but perhaps O-9 in yours, there are lots of feminist critiques of her character, because how ridiculous that he writes only two women into this story, and one of them, all she wants is to have a baby.

But of course there are conservative critiques of this.

This is in some ways a juvenile piece of work, a way of thinking about the oppression of systems without thinking about the balance that needs to be in play for ordered society

with a certain level of liberty for people and how to practice that liberty in the best possible way.