Repressed Much?
Andrew Sullivan links to a fascinating interview from the late 1980’s between Allen Ginsberg and John Lofton. Lofton is a former Washington Times columnist and a current crazy right wing blogger. Here’s a teaser:
LOFTON: Well, that’s certainly what S&M is all about—power.
GINSBERG: And you seem to like that don’t you? Have your sexual fantasies ever involved that kind of power relationship?
LOFTON: No, not to my knowledge, I’m a Christian. So I don’t fantasize.
GINSBERG: Do you ever have sexual fantasies?
LOFTON: No.
GINSBERG: None at all?
LOFTON: No, I said I am a Christian.
GINSBERG: You’ve never had any sexual fantasies!
LOFTON: Before I was a Christian, I had them, absolutely.
GINSBERG: And since you’re a Christian you don’t?
LOFTON: No.
GINSBERG: And when you had them, did they involve any dominance/submission fantasies!
LOFTON: Mine were pretty orthodox heterosexual kinds of fantasies. But there’s no doubt they were bad. And I am so glad that Jesus Christ delivered me from them.
GINSBERG: You have no erotic dreams now, at all, that you remember!
LOFTON: None that don’t feature my wife, no.
GINSBERG: Yeah.
LOFTON: It’s an amazing thing what Jesus can do for a person.
GINSBERG: Uh-huh.
December 21st, 2008 at 11:59 pm
Typical heathen response — mere name-calling; nothing I said refuted. Pathetic.
John Lofton, Editor
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March 4th, 2010 at 6:50 am
Yeah, those damn heathens and their name calling.
I’d call you a hypocrite, but I guess that’s a name.
Maybe I should call you tenacious or gutsy, find the nice words to call the guy who refers to others as heathens when he tells them not to call him names.