/lit/ - Literature

What genuinely renowned Iiterary works could be used to explain why bullying should or shouldn't be punishable by law and whether it is politically feasible to expect someone to be punished due to the victim simply being weak of will, lacking character, being excessively irrational under pressure and incapable of defending themselves socially, bullying causing long term "psychological damage" to them (assuming the victim hasn't been diagnosed with a debilitating medical condition i.e. down syndrome) this "psychological damage" being unable to be put in objective reality (i.e. banter or light pushes/fondling or light careless insults over time could be misconstrued as bullying by the victim but not by the majority of society)?
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Can anyone provide good texts that accurately describe modern internet culture? Something in the vein of 'Kill All Normies' without the blatant misunderstanding. I would also appreciate anything that doesn't explore the internet as a primary focus, ex. how Pynchon talks about TV as a secondary subject

>tfw I'm more moved when listening to the 2 minutes of the MGSV Red Band trailer than I was during any of my readings of Moby Dick, Tale of Two Cities, The Silmarillion, LotR, BoTNS and Don keyhottie
How do you get mere words to affect your soul when you read them?
https://youtu.be/NL4ZxDWLwpM?t=22

>tfw I'm more moved when listening to the 2 minutes of the MGSV Red Band trailer than I was during any of my readings of Moby Dick, Tale of Two Cities, The Silmarillion, LotR, BoTNS
How do you get mere words to affect your soul when you read them?