/lit/ - Literature

>>4904556
Fuck, just reading your post already made me angry.

>/lit/ - Atheists vs Christians

>This shit-thread is still alive
What the fuck, /lit/? Seriously...

Why all Stirner threads always end up being so shit? It's a rhetorical question, I already know it's because of people who've never attempted to read him feel the need to express their ignorance, but it never stops to surprise me. When I don't know shit about something I just try to shut up or just make questions, why do you guys enjoy looking like dumbfucks? Is it that fun?

>ITT: Pseudo-intellectuals labeling themselves as a desperate attempt to fit somewhere.
It's ok to talk shit on others and say X or Y -ism is retarded if you can argument why, but this is totally pathetic. I mean, Ayn Rand-tier pathetic. No serious philosopher brands himself like this.

Whoa, it's sad to see how quickly a good thread became a shit-storm
I blame the jews.Nah, jk, I blame /pol/ and the trolls who feed them, actually.

>>4024347
>It requires the self-activity of the proletariat in comprehending the point of production.
And this is why class consciousness it's not possible anymore (implying it was remotely possible one day, back in the 19th century).
The project of Enlightenment sounds good, but it will never reach beyond despotism of some kind, maybe because of historical conditions, maybe because the very own nature humans have crafted themselves through out these last millenniums. Shit's fucked, yo.
>>4024597
The point isn't to quantify who killed more or less. Both regimes killed a fuckload of people (Stalin had more time and number of people to kill than Hitler), the point is what was wrong in those regimes, and not to repeat it. One being a worse doesn't make the other ok, that's a retarded assumption used only by stupid apologists (from /pol/, I would add).

>>3046215
omg my beloved witty
dam japs