/lit/ - Literature

Commodity Fetishism.

>>11474231
I personally like how you need to pay a fee to visit his grave.

>>11474249

>>11474231
lol what if I click add to basket three times

>>11474345
You have to do it while looking in a mirror

I'd buy this book just to burn it but I'd be worried that it would release the spirits of his children who he starved to death while writing it and they'd haunt me and one day I'd go to work and I'd find a ghostly thank you note on my desk and I'd turn around and there would be the spirits of the millions of other children who starved to death under Marxist regimes and I'd be so scared I'd scream and everyone at the office would rush in and ask me what's wrong and I'd say the movements of history in nations and empires and classes and parties are nothing because only the individual human soul is eternal and the spirits of murdered innocents will forever haunt the world and they'd all laugh and I'd tell them to get the fuck back to work then after they scrambled out of my office I'd wink at the little ghost children who would giggle and fade out.

>>11474382
nice

>>11474382
wasted a minute reading this post what a gay post fuckin plonka

>>11474249
lmao

>>11474249
Misleading. The entrance fee pays for the upkeep of the whole cemetery. It is not specifically for visting marx’s grave. George eliot is also buried there for example. Many historic cemeteries have entrance charges, some are voluntary but most aren’t. You might as well complain that most historic cathedrals have entrance charges.

>>11474382
You probably wouldnt understand the first pages, close the book angrily, say "fuggin communism and shiiet" and go back shitposting on /pol/

>>11474231
>old books, sold by a capitalistic book seller, in a capitalistic system, cost a lot
wow

>>11474382
not bad, desu