/lit/ - Literature

>>22010646
>I can't do this. It's too fucking gay.

>>16974818
>But, no, I don’t think giving Marxism spiritual dimensions is anything more than coopting church power. I certainly think there’s less enthusiasm about abolishing religion all together, but if we want to democratize labor (which calls for democratizing broader society), we have to keep our crosshairs trained on capital above all else, and that means targeting religious centers of power as well

Ohohohohoho as a reactionary this makes me smile.

You'll never banish religion from the world, and if you are committed to making religion your enemy you are always destined to lose. Men will die for their religious beliefs, in a way they never will for economic and social paradigms.

Your side must either make peace with religion or you must consign yourself to continued defeat. Religion isn't going away. If you keep making it your enemy you will lose into infinity.

>>16974600
>Cline is a Redditor

Holy fuck it's too perfect, it's sublime, this is masterful. His actual life and actual behavior is a far better story than any of the garbage he's actually written.

>>15840949
>he hasn't read heidegger

>>13830864
>thomas sowell

>dualism

>film is the highest art form

>>12379472
>beauty don't real

>>12297535

>>11374366
Kek, that book is highly amusing throughout.

>the part where HST is covering the Ed Muskie campaign and gives his press pass to a drunk hobo so he can go dick around doing something else
>the hobo gets on the train and proceeds to verbally abuse Muskie the entire ride
>Muskie goes on to lose the Florida primary

>>10742284
>america is a country in eastern europe

Top fucking kek, Jacobin magazine got caught buying Twitter followers.

>>10554630
Holy shit I love this website.

>>9800797
This. The characters are not inconsistent, they just feel like real people who make the awful yet common mistake of bringing their egos to work.

Their actions are not inconsistent, they're usually just ego-driven. This is especially noticeable in the later seasons when their issues, insecurities, traumas, and past mistakes blow up in their faces.

And that's why they feel so real sometimes.

>>9784549
>>9784707

>>9745020
>There are hundreds of them.

Every time.

>throws your girlfriend down the stairs

>>9165194
>reading on your side
In all honesty probably easier since you don't have to worry about folding/creasing/tearing. This is a horrible argument.

>Amazon "Black Friday" Week
>Books are not concerned by discounts