/lit/ - Literature

>>13415313
Yeah sure, you pay it in taxes but letting the goverment regulate it is better than a stupid free market that will sky rocket the prices for more profits and create coorporate giants that rule everything. It may not produce as much wealth as the public one but atleast keeps people less worried that if their kid catches a flu or breaks his leg they will have to sell their car or that raising a kid and a family wouldnt be seen as some super expense.
Its laughable to see amerinuts saying that a public healthcare and education is bad for muh economy that cucks them when literally half of their tax money is to support a useless giant army, navy and air force and all their people that do nothing but physical exercises while sending 10% of their forces to some desert in some country that has been in a civil war for years and droping bombs worth 10k on some 100 dollar worth tents for the safety of isreal and "muh freedom".
Complaing that "traditional" life is dying and their institutions when literally supporting the things that kill them even more. While thinking they can go back to some 50s life style.

how do i find the right literary agent

>>12651413
Probably his best book imo.
It has really strong plot punches and michel really shows a lot of knowledge on the fields of science.
Thank god i never passed through anything houellebecq did during my youth.
Still mad Bruno didnt get to fuck his hot mother.
Its really good, give it a try.

>>12568296
So... This would suggest you're talking about consumerism as opposed to physicalism. Are you taking all the spiritfags for a ride op?