/lit/ - Literature

>>13788304
maybe ur right ;)

>>12632570
>>12632600
Try a third time anon maybe it'll be funny

I fell out of love with language when I realized 99.99% of people only use language as a means of exacting their hedonistic endeavors.

Nobody (even the people on /lit/ claiming to be amazing at literature) places importance on the beauty of something well said or profound statement of the human condition.

It's sad...it's reduced me to a beast just like everyone else.

God spurns all of his creations.

>>10559972
He was average height for his time.

>>10432280
> a joke is isn't a joke because I find it unfunny
> I am everyone

He repeats a false premise, and projects his taste onto everyone else
what a philistine

I don't care if everyone in history found my joke unfunny. It's still a joke.

You cannot change the intention behind something through sheer psychic will shit-for-brains

inb4 "author is ded" meme

>>10356797
I don't like Christianity.
I don't like Islam.
I don't like Judaism.

I don't like Dogmatic apocalyptic religious ideologies clogging up the political dialogue with their never ending list of unfalsifiable assertions which must be proven wrong before they'll consider your ideas.

That being said I'm not going to go out of my way and peddle hook-nosed merchant characters and pretending like anti-semites are somehow "severely oppressed," akin to, say, Yemenis, Palestinians, or Rohingya right now.

Why are books better than movies, c/lit/?