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• His study of Caligula emphasised the shifting characters of those dominated by fleeting and unstable identifications; his work on the female superego stressed the importance / difficulty of desexualising the superego incorporation of the father.
• Hundreds of women have submitted pictures of their breasts, along with a descriptive word such as  wibbly or  springy, which have been used in a series of advertisements designed to normalise and desexualise female breasts.
• The British Muslim feminist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown stated that the French ban on headscarves was " unjust ", but argued that the veil was a form of oppression for women, decried the increasing popularity of the veil as a sign of an increasing reactionary and misogynistic tendency in the " Dar-al-Islam " ( " House of Islam ", i . e . the Islamic world ), writing the veil represented : " . . . both religious arrogance and subjugation; they both desexualise and fervidly sexualise.
• Another attendee was Iranian political strategist Hassan Abbasi, who is known for Zionist conspiracy theories involving the cartoon characters Tom and Jerry and who said of watching American films, " The images you see pollute your sexual fantasies . " E . Michael Jones, editor of an American conservative Christian magazine, said he was impressed by how the host country had desexualised their culture : " There was a reason Iranians burned their cinemas during the revolution . " Abdul Alim Musa, said Islamic peoples were being subjected to a " cultural invasion " by Western film.