/lit/ - Literature

>>18312672
>Bad things can happen, so somehow therefore economics bad!
I think I heard this conversation at a drunken party as a first year.

>>17772285
I actually have two different bookcases; one in my study room with my edgy books that i dont want guests to see and one with more normal books in my living room

>>15983537
>It's only logical. Talking of Hegel requires reading and understanding his works
No it doesnt. Ive never read Hegel and just bullshit through the threads. No one dares to call me out because they dont understand Hegel themselves either.

>>15806485
Dont do it, you might get reincarnated as a nigger

>/lit/izens complaining
This board is actually pretty on-topic. /tv/, /v/, /fit/ are way worse.
Yesterday there was a thread on /t/v, with an OP that was pic related and the post was "PRÖÖÖÖÖÖÖH :DDD". It hit 200 replies before it got deleted, and all the replies were off-topic posts about elephants and pics/webms of elephants.

/lit/ isnt that bad, really.

>All my books by Evola
>Most of my books by Guenon
>Some Nazi and Jihadist guides i got from a /k/ torrent once
>Decline of the West by Spengler
>Against Democracy and Liberalism by Alain de Benoist
>Archaeofuturism by Guillaume Faye

I also got a ton of Marxist and anarchist literature but i dont think that's gonna get me cancelled.