/lit/ - Literature

Who was that cute Canadian girl who gave short lectures on youtube. At one point she was /ourguy/ and one talk i remember specifically was on the inconsistencies of feminism and transgenderism.

the real problem to my mind is that philosophy once it became thoroughly entangled with marxism handed itself over body and soul to revolution and the eleventh thesis on feuerbach. it had to do it & digest WW2 also. shit is now thoroughly digested

what philosophy doesn't do anymore - and why it has the shite reputation that it deservedly has - is *educate* and the effects of this can be seen everywhere. no wonder peterson is such a mega-meme these days. he's literally the only one actually saying the emperor has no clothes

but lord ha'mercy do you ever have to dive deep before you get underneath all the postmodernism. history sucks. so where to re-begin?

>back to the old testament?
>or back to athens & sparta?
>why not both?
>yeah well you'd need like a liberal education or something for that
>and like a whole fucking bunch of university departments mutually agreed not to be as utterly cynical as they can to distance themselves from this shitwreck
>and probably students less charmed by their gender options than plato's theory of the good
>and probably a civilization into which they will subsequently be hurled which is less hypnotized by the new mcrib, which is back!, and with the smoky taste of caramelized onions this time
>damn is that asa akira? she seems to be really enjoying that sandwich. it's almost like irony & pornography go really well together
>and then you'd have to fucking live in society as an excuseless responsible humanoid
>i'd rather shitpost tho
>who wouldn't, failure is satisfying

agoge tho
the machines can in2 it
that's why they will win

rant over
plz continue gents
cool thread
sorry for rambleposting

What's the best way to argue against Christianity and the Bible without being grouped into the whole "le reddit atheist neckbeard" subculture?

Is it even possible anymore? is it just an extremely narrow line to walk?

I feel like the closest thing to debating it without diving into Reddit-tier shit is Nietzsche's argument against the Bible/Christians