/lit/ - Literature

>>10288884
>not knowing the most important rule of writing fiction
Coincidences that make things worse are good.
Coincidences that make things better are cheating.

>>9649374
The female mind is weak. Upon realizing that I am in a certain mood for no reason (I'm never in a good mood since I'm not brain dead) my rational, masculine mind ponders that lack of reason. Things are powerful enough to control my thoughts and limbs, it is true, but it takes something as powerful as nothing to guide the Will. In short, the man is capable of wonder while the woman runs in fear from the unintelligible and lashes out at the physical like a drowning child grasping for the side of a pool.

>>9643792
le clean your le room xDD

>>9607061
Of course, but that doesn't matter if I wouldn't take their stuff anyway, or if I have access to equally appealing alternatives. If I'm getting societal protection of my wealth, and giving up the convenience of shoplifting candy bars, that's a good deal.

>>9607063
You could be a Stirnerite and advocate fascism, but ask yourself this: will YOU, personally, really be the ubermensch? Or is it possible, perhaps, that someone else will lump you in with the Weak? Are you willing to run the risk of being jailed or killed in the name of someone else's freedom?

Even assuming you do stand to benefit under fascism, it's still worth noting that one can accrue wealth much more easily than one can become a significant player in politics. You sure it's worth all that effort just to beat up on the minorities and the gays? Wouldn't a subtle, more difficult-to-fight institutional model of oppression cause a similar amount of suffering, but be much harder for them to fight and much easier to instate?