/lit/ - Literature

>>14234217
>but I suppose we all come to embody the things we oppose a little bit.
any other wisdoms from the latest Coelho? This is the most intelligent thing you can think about?
>>14234218
It's you who come here out of nowhere (meaning reddit or /pol/) and say lelelele DAE fascists done some good things, antifa is the real fascists troll-face narwhal amiright guyze XDXDXD. I don't claim /lit/ belongs to anyone. But it's being gradually diluted by half illiterate rednecks.
>>14234225
You couldn't read in 2010.

Marx wasn't just anti-capitalist. He thought that collapse of capitalism and socialism and communism following it is a historical determination. This is why leninism was unorthodox. Russia wasn't a capitalist society and Lenin and other marxist knew it and discussed it, because you can't just jump from feudalism to socialism. Also: you can not like him, but he's like Kant or Hegel, you don't really understand anything written after him if you haven't read him.

>>14194865
>bossa nova
Paulo Coehlo

>>14189507
>people on /lit/

>>13969755
>world is run by Kaczynskis and Putins, not Thunbergs.

>>13913777
>Ted
>communist

>>12605841
Full edition of Encyclopedia Britannica. Lie down, and put subsequent volumes on your chest until you suffocate you insufferable pleb.

>>10923845
>the author rights his own foreword, before the preface, before the introduction

>>9918908
>Tfw half of Le Mystère des Dieux is Jewish propaganda

>>6166584
>Then if they're right, the whole project comes crumbling down, as it should.

Wow, you're like a hardline Stalinist or something.

So, by this logic, if we tweak Capitalism, it will all come falling down?

You're a full-on utopian -- even more scary, you're hardline, didactic and uncompromising. You'd make a good Stalinist.

>>5163347
>the goodness of the free market

This has to be trolling now.

Did you go full retard and turn into a neo-liberal or something?
How can someone flip so much over a single issue.

>I'm against immigration, so I moved to the right-wing
>Now I religiously believe in the invisible hand of the market.