/lit/ - Literature

>>2834830
>lel reinterpreting historical things like memes lel so funny to embedput them in 4chan type concepts so absurd i'm like a comedian who makes a joke like "hitler and jesus walk into a bar" lol so much familiarity and sharing drink can never be instantly funny lol DIOGENES WAS PURE TROLLING mfw conferacy of dunces = r9k fags lol mfw max stirner was /b/tard for the lulz amirete lelelele

>>2750664
Sometimes a story, being a form of virtual reality, can bring about a certain point in a more effective way then when it is presented in a straight forward matter.

For example, one would be hard pressed to write an essay about how retards are pretty awesome and need to be cherished, whereas a single viewing of Forrest Gump will have people defending them in a fanatical manner.

Fiction is essentially myth, and myths are still a very powerful medium. People just love a story. So it could and should be utilised, both as a form of entertainment and as a means to a goal.

>>2658455
Lifespans are increasing very fast. You may have the ability to live longer than you think. Eugenics also concern the world in which we live ourselves anyway. Any downy aborted is beneficial to you.

its was official nazi policy to eliminate all useless eaters...

even german ones- (the poster)

the work camps inmates got the same treatement.
if you could work, you could live,

if you could not produce, they got rid of you as wrong as that was..

it had a lot less to do with being a certain ethnicity, than being valuable for work, and that is the part the holocaust lobby doesnt want examined in the open.

being a jew might get you INTO the camps, but being unfit for labor is what got you killed, the same as handicapped germans