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The 'fake' Mandela memorial interpreter said it all

• ErikAugust 13y ago
  TL;DR version: "And this brings us to the crux of the matter: are sign language translators for the deaf really meant for those who cannot hear the spoken word? Are they not much more intended for us – it makes us (who can hear) feel good to see the interpreter, giving us a satisfaction that we are doing the right thing, taking care of the underprivileged and hindered."
  • anon4 13y ago
    no
• clin_ 13y ago
  For Zizek, this was quite trite and meaningless. Thanks for contributing to the spectacle, man.
• bichiliad 13y ago
  A man is hired and paid money to stand that close to world leaders not to flap his arms around and make normal people feel good, but to let those who can't hear understand what's going on. I find the article's premise silly.