/lit/ - Literature

>your civilisation will die, your people will go extinct and there is nothing you can do about it
really?

everybody point and laugh

Fukuyama was right

Now that the dust has settled, You have to admit he was right all along.

how hard is he coping right now?

You are illiterate if you think he is wrong.

what's his reasoning for democracy in ancient greece not spreading to all the other city states?

Never been refuted

>you will be replaced in your own country by a foreign slave class and you will enjoy it
what the hell man

i will bury you so completely, francis, the earth will turn over a thousand times before your body is dug up

this dumb motherfucker thinks people having a right to vote every couple of years is the pinnacle of human representation in society

fuck you, retarded cunt

is there a single democratic neo-liberal country that isn't crumbling?

>you will be a wageslave for the rest of your life with no input on anything
>don't like it? too fucking bad, this is as good as society gets
what a fucking fraud

>you will be powerless to change anything as you watch your nation sink into irrelevancy, into the age of last men which is a profoundly sad time where nothing of value will be created
>this is for the best
what the fuck?

i'm a regular law-abiding citizen who works a regular job and votes
so why do i feel like i and everybody else like me (50%+ of the population) has been left behind by the government?
is this really the end of history?

this man is a clown

>so guys, democracy is the final form of a political system which recognises all of its constituents equally. you in the back there, yes. what's that? not everybody feels recognised by the system? oh well too fucking bad

what a hack

is he the most mentally unhinged author alive?

why do people still act like capitalism is some unstoppable force but not the CIA and other various american government-affiliated agencies that safeguard it?

i feel like this book completely misses the elephant in the room: replacement of natives with cheap immigrant labour

Given all the debate I’ve seen about Fukuyama on this board and elsewhere, I want to read picrel to see what his argument is about. Don’t expect to agree with him, but who knows

My question is, do I need to understand Hegel before I can understand Fukuyama’s arguments?

uuuhhhhhhhhh
bros?

>>19352435
>American lit needs someone to celebrate the suburbs.
what is there to celebrate?
the end of culture?