/lit/ - Literature

>>23441706
>superior race
*more diseased race

>>22041918
>A good series

>>19309297
>/lit/ is for anarchosocialist shitposting ONLY. All other schools of economic thought belong on /pol/.

>>18015404
>Paying for goods or services that move you towards a goal is the same as consooming.

You are retarded. Go buy funko pops and tell yourself it's the same as paying for a gym membership.

Read William Frank Buckley Jr.

And William F. Buckley

I like him.

I have a subscription to the National Review and you can't stop me.

Madeleine Kearns is my Scottish TERF queen

>>16575233
"I read part of the abridged version, let me now explain how the whole thing is garbage"

>wrong on half the facts like claiming the romans "invented" their history pre 250bc

Ah yes, Romulus and Remus were clearly sons of the god Mars who were suckled by a she-wolf. It's well-established historical fact and in no way invented.

>arbitrary reasonings like setting each civilization cycle to 1000 years

He doesn't arbitrarily assign that value, he says it's around that number based on the metrics he's using. At the back of volume 1 he has a timeline tracking multiple great cultures.

>arbitrarily comparing artists and generals of the different times on extremely superficial similarities (napoleon was totally alexander you guys, just like pythagoras was descartes!)

He's comparing them based on their accomplishments within their culture's world-understanding. Pythagorean mathematics was intrinsically tied to the static-ness of the Classical world-understanding (or "Number" as discussed in vol. 1) while the Cartesian plane is inseperable from Faustian understanding (Our tendency to view everything as functions/vectors, all of which exist within that coordinate system)

Return your abridged copy, get the unabridged set, and actually read the whole thing.

>>16496059
>academisc

At least I can spell "academics", dipshit.

I don't wish I was dead.
I wish everyone ELSE was dead.

>>14125113
>we both benefit

>>11140080
>pirates a free manifesto

>>8874076

>Guns, Germs, and Steel
>better than anything

>>8427034

>>8304473
>Mamet

>>6408894
If realizing that being a fedora or a degenerate is undesirable leads someone to seek Christ then it is clear that they hearing the living God speak to them.

>>6240319
>>6240287
Well it certainly worked out well for occupy when their "progressive stack" kept a lot of the good ideas suppressed because they happened to be in the heads of white men. While these privileges may exist, there is really no practical way to address them in any sort of politically sound form. None of the methods so far have been rational at all. But the real question is, in the 20th century, when slavery and segregation have been done away with, if we really need something as needlessly divisive and as much of a red-herring as identity politics.