When Deleuze and Guattari discuss deterritorialization, Mark Fisher notes that a new form of capital immediately reterritorializes any deterritorialized space.
Similarly, when a group attempts to reclaim colonial spaces (decolonization) to challenge systemic injustice, they often reproduce the very colonization tactics they oppose: new rules and regulations.
This creates an inherent hypocrisy: revolutionary tactics are absorbed by the entrenched system, rendering rebellion contradictory, foolish, and futile.
So what is the rebellion to do with their angst? An antagonism does exist but lacks a logical recourse to a non-contradictory outcome.
Ultimately, this points to the intended outcome—only by embracing illogic can one disrupt indoctrinated traps.