/lit/ - Literature

>>13840374
>LMAO why the fuck are you pretending fuckface.
>All the pseudo-spiritual bullshit that you got from being an autistic loser on 4chan doesn't mean anything at all in the real world.

I agree with some of what Evola wrote, not all of his work.

>No you can't even if you're pretending to be while pretending not to be.

I met people that lived in small islands in rivers, absolutely isolated from law and politics, living in huts and fishing. Some of them had families, others not even that. Most of them don't read or have cable. It's a really lonely life, but sure as hell they are distanced from politics. It wasn't intentional also, it's not like they went there to "make a political statement"; you know it just happened.
If that's not an apolitical life, i don't know what it is.

>Seriously did you even go to uni?
>My advice is go to university do something politics-related, get exposed to different viewpoints and get forced to write essays on what you really think because at this point you're obviously a fucking retard who's just spewing out the brainAIDs you got from hanging out on 4chan.

Yes, i actually ending my degree in philosohpy. I wrote essays about things i like and things i don't. And taking into consideration that i live in a third world country, i read mostly things i don't enjoy. When i set myself to read Evola it's not because some 4chin meme, but precisely to get a different viewpoint of what university actually teaches me.


Now, I'm going to be honest, the reason I keep writing you back is because I'm already looking at you like a puzzle that I want to solve, so answer a question for me so i can "wrap this up": it's painfully obvious that you go to college, so what do you think of it?