/lit/ - Literature

>>11970065
That's the beauty of it. Everyone has had a violent fantasy so you could have just read an investment banker's imagination due to his stale life style preventing any joy in life. But seeing that he could have easily done it due to how plastic and artificial the world is as everyone is interchangeable (the mixing up f names) and that the lady cleaned the apartment just to sell it is also fun, as a serial killer is the most human person in that world.

So are traditionalists becoming muslims or what? It's not unbelievable to think that people who value the ways of old would flock to a religion that has remained consistent for hundreds of years

>>11714159
They literally never talk about him actually working, so no. However, you will need to know a lot of brand names, so keep an 80's fashion catalog nearby. also get ready for infodumps of musicians that are already dead

>>11382320
The odyssey

>>11298044
It is rightwing "redpill" though. Like it or not.

>>8919914
1. We're in unprecedented times of inter-connectivity and staring into environmental collapse. Just because you perceive that nothing has ever changed doesn't make it so.
2. Spooks. Property is what you can have, what you're using.
3. While your city flourished, others were exploited. Wage slavery in the "western world" and outsourcing of the "third world", not to forget the wars fought for the fossil fuels your city uses. Capitalism caused the "white flight" IE the middle-class flight
4. Systems, cultural norms change, mostly organically but occasionally its directed. I do not describe "utopia" anymore than I believe in perfect altruism. I hope for what is possible, however unlikely. You are so damned sure it's impossible that you make it so. This sort of mindset has brought us to the brink of our species demise. In the end your kinds poisoned minds and poisonous words will probably win the contest so that we all lose.

>>8920301
A community has the right to defend itself from some deviant.

>>8827869
Capitalism.