/lit/ - Literature

>>498412


Watch me become the only poster in the thread. Wow.

But yes. It was psychological warfare on a terrifying scale - the final form of 'the ends justifying the means'.

By his logic, I'd imagine all of those people were 'already dead'. But trying to empathise with a man who refused to even *die* like a normal person (apparently, they opened up his place of burial. Predictably, it was *empty*) is pointless.