/lit/ - Literature

>>3025425
Politcal nihilism is a wholly different movement. Pic related.

>>3003184
>being too bourgeois to ever really feel the feels of the suffering artists who wrote those books

>>2928973
>implying /lit/ isn't a bunch of well read nihilist socialists with slight substance abuse problems

>>2918696
More like burn our modern western educational system to the ground and rebuild it from scratch.

>>2866183
>not having a sense of integrity and dropping out of college because you disapprove of the intellectual climate
>not living in voluntary poverty as a sociopolitical statement
>not being unemployed and consuming as little as possible thereby putting more pressure on the system creating more incentive for a revolution

>>2850875
How does it feel there are millions of people who would execute you if they had the chance, merely for what you represent?

>>2771828
>implying language isn't an oppressive social construct of class society

Lol.

>>2710781
Faget

>>2658204
We'll probably agree that specific emancipatory movements are only justified as a mere subdivision of a larger movement or mindset that strives for greater equality in general. I have no problem with them as part of that, in a sensible matter.

It's just that I find the current implementation so horribly flawed that I'd rather discard the whole thing than suffer through the horrors of what those movements have become. Which is kind of, well, this:

http://www.365black.com/365black/whatis.jsp

Tell us more about this work and your political beliefs.