/lit/ - Literature

Turns out of you repress your emotions for ~15 years they eventually reach a limit and erupt. I've literally woken up angry and swearing before my eyes are even open lmao

>mfw I will never know what Moldbug thinks of Brexit

w-w-why did Unqualified Reservations have to die, /lit/?

>>10189506
>the encounter between Andrei and Anatole in the hospital tent
Nearly wept, tbhwy

>>10079344
>mfw I created this pic and have proudly watched it spread through the various Land/NRx threads

I'm not too good with computers so I could only make a crude edit. I would encourage others to use the powers of TechnoCapital to create a better version.

>alcoholism doesn't kill Malcolm Lowry
>he completes his reworking of the entire Divine Comedy instead of just Under the Volcano as Inferno
>he creates a beautiful story of redemption ascending to Paradiso as his own life mirrors it and he pulls himself out of depression and drinking into happiness instead of dying alone

Natasha

>tfw no slatternly Natasha wife to boss me around and browbeat me into spending all my time at home with her and our children.

>tfw you agree with Locke and Nozick's justifications for private property, but hate the social and cultural effects of Capitalism.

He was definitely right about Capital being an atomizing and alienating force, but I don't buy the 'labour theory of value' (I know that this is considered a fairly easy target). I also don't agree that all non-class divides are made up in order to further Capital's interests - big business has been some of the biggest critics of the populist/nationalist uprisings and things like nested loyalty (ie, the lack of true pan-prole solidarity in the absence of false consciousness) seem to be just a biological fact of life

>>9751666
The whole Kantbot/Faceberg/ 'frog twitter' scene is always so depressing desu

>tfw just read Phaedo
>tfw I just witnessed the birth of western civilization

Read Peter Hitchen's column/blog but be warned - once you take the "Petepill" you can't go back.