/lit/ - Literature

>>13844398
retarded post

>>13844398

Chesterton is a fat stupid impotent piece of shit who who worshipped a false god and a false christ, OP, and you are a bad person for liking him.

The highest good is the hatred of god. A close second is ideation of the murder of Chesterton, watching the stupid fat life draining out of his stupid eyes as he pathetically bleats another stupid aphoristic lie, believing himself clever, as he gracelessly slips into the nothing that always was, always is, and always shall be despite all human mental flagellation to the contrary. That which only those in the truth can face.

>>13844453
This level of butthurt is a rare sight indeed.

>>13844563

What you misidentify as "butthurt" is rather truth.

>>13844453
yaiks, be careful with that edge there

what in the living hell is distributsim

>>13844622
-tism*

>>13844453
Bro that's pretty cringe bro

>>13844609
Believing in the butthurt's truth is the essence of it.

>>13844453
Ouch, the ressentiment

I just bought the man who was thursday, look forward to cracking into it

>>13844453
Cringe.

>>13844622
It was never really entirely fleshed out, neither Chesterton nor Belloc wrote down anything systematic. It was mostly just spitballed between them when they realized that both capitalism and communism are fucking awful.

>>13844398
Anons rail against reddit constantly because they refuse to acknowledge that 4chan is dead or dying. We're no longer the creators of original content, we no longer have the pulse of the online world and we haven't been the final boss of the Internet in years. Lashing out against Reddit is hilarious since 4chan has become as bad as 9Gag.

>>13846955
Who's the final boss now? I feel ready to jump ship. I would say that until recently it was 8chn but they got sniped.

>>13844398
This is now a Chesterton Thread.

Bros I was reading his essays this week and, in addition to his linguistic skill (he just keeps coming up with jokes and puns) I was struck by a sense that he was probably the happiest author that I ever read.
Why is he such a bloomer /lit/?

>>13846973
>Kafka himself was not silent on the subject of Chesterton, in fact, saying, "he is so happy! I can almost believe that he has found God."

>>13846957
cum to twitter, last goddamn place where there are any echoes of the web 1.0 left. I guess I'll just leave the internet entirely once Instagram becomes the only site on it.

>>13844398
Funny to think that both Hume and Chesterton were jolly fat fellows who recognized the limits of reason, they just instrumentalized that to very opposite ends.