/lit/ - Literature

>>19739467
>we're in the most atheistic times in human history
No we aren't

>>17027194
I got one for you:
In your own words, and as succinctly as possible, explain fascism. Pretend I have never read a book that even tangentially brushes upon the subject.
It appears to me, that Fascism is the most amorphous, elusive, and misunderstood of the primary political ideologies. I used to identify as one before I realized that it involves the subsuming of pre-existing corporate entities for state use. Is this an accurate characterization? I have only heard this method of explaining fascism from far leftists.
>moderate right wingers think fascism=Authoritarianism
It is a strange bird indeed.

>>15998997
But it is currently doing it, right now, eroding every culture it can touch and slithering into the ones it can't yet.

Consume product with zealotry?
"When Man ceases to worship God he does not worship nothing but worships everything"

>>14555307
Neoliberalism is much more prominent and much more dangerous. The only danger anyone on earth is currently in from Marxism is in its use as an ideological scare tactic by neolibs to prevent you from seeking a meaningful departure from their paradigm.