/lit/ - Literature

Which philosop(y)her has the best sense of humor? I'm trying to focus on the funny side of life.

>Shigalyev is a historian and social theorist, the intellectual of Verkhovensky's revolutionary group, who has devised a system for the post-revolution organization of mankind. "My conclusion" he says, "stands in direct contradiction to the idea from which I started. Proceeding from unlimited freedom, I end with unlimited despotism."[49] Ninety percent of society is to be enslaved to the remaining ten percent. Equality of the herd is to be enforced by police state tactics, state terrorism, and destruction of intellectual, artistic, and cultural life. It is estimated that about a hundred million people will need to be killed on the way to the goal.
uhh. based.

Coffee is dripping. Time is of the essence. I just finished chapter 8 of part 2. Chapter 9, which was rejected by the editor is in the appendix. I am planning on reading it because I read that Dosto liked the chapter. Is this the correct move? Why am I even asking this, of course it is. If Dostoy liked it why would I take the opinion of some jew editor over his own? You can disregard my question, my mind is made up. Goodbye.
-Charles

>Shatov
lol