/lit/ - Literature

>>13915523
Read the weird extremist like varg or bomberman for entertainment
Environmental engineering if you want something useful

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>>13915547
great post.

>>13915547
that's insulting to nymphets

>>13915523
is that a female girl? https://youtu.be/UnkBUTheIC0

This has gone too far.

>>13916045
>Church of Sweden
Do they have gay black female priests?

>>13916045
I just can't figure out why whites in those countries are so atheistic. They deserve Islam. They've rejected reason so now they're going to made to submit.

>>13916045
God, I would worship her feet, she can walk any day on my saliva!
Fuck I hope she becomes the new Anne Frank hrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

>>13916055
Probably. This is what happens when your church is state-run.

>>13916301
>I just can't figure out why whites in those countries are so atheistic.
Because their national church is in apostasy.

>>13915523
Start with Uncle Pentti

Then read Uncle Ted

>>13916045
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>>13916045

I'm ready for the ride.

>>13916505
What are their main theses?

>>13916526
unironically is this worth a read?

also, gtfo tripfag

>>13916526
They're in the broad spectrum of Deep Ecology, i.e. that recycling, changing consumer habits etc is shallow stuff that won't fix the real issues, and that deeper issues with the way society is structured need to be address for meaningful change to occur.

With Uncle Ted, his main thesis is that the rise of technology in industrialised society has led to a class of social illnesses occuring, which he refers to this as 'leftism', and his analysis of what would become the modern left is pretty prophetic. Ultimately his work suggests that technological progress is at the root cause of environmental (and social) disasters.

Ultimately I disagree with Ted's conclusion that collapsing industrialised society is the only way forward for humanity (he himself says he doesn't know how to stop humans from regaining the technology), but ultimately Industrial Society and Its Future is a fascinating read on environmentalism that is not exactly Greenpeace-approved.

With Pentti, his main thing is overpopulation, i.e. that the fundamental issue is not consumption habits or industrialised society, but simply that there are too many people consuming too many resources, and speciifcally that the population growth is in areas of the world where people dgaf about the environment. This is combined with other social factors to cause a the current environmental crisis. He is essentially arguing for massive population reduction to save the environment, this would be achieved through, for example, stopping aid to Africa.

>>13916045
That's some decent fake news.
A single church tweeted out a comparison between her and Jesus.

>>13916948
you can't expect burgers to think critically, to them Europe is an atheistic caliphate because they saw some memes on /pol/ or something
they're looking for new ways to get outraged in order to sustain their delusions

>>13917488
>atheistic
>caliphate
pick one

>>13915523
Naomi Klein is pretty good.

>>13916505
i never understood the logic of those who prefer preserving nature's life above human life but still cry about humans ruining nature.
nature is in constant succession and the worst humans could do is destroy themselves along a few inferior species but nonetheless life would still spring back in the form of a better, superior and different species perhaps even superior humanoids.
not even a total nuclear annihilation, sudden 20 degrees Celsius increase in temperature, ice age, meteor, solar blast, etc would destroy life because it would still come back from the depths of the ocean to evolve into a different better adapted creatures.

>>13916301
>I just can't figure out why whites in those countries are so atheistic
Because they actually fund education

>>13917716
What does education funding have to do with anything? I think the US is at the top in terms of spending per student.

>>13917720
Education is strongly negatively correlated with religious beleif
The US is not even close to the most well funded educational system, and besides, they tie it to property taxes, so people born it poor areas and the Bible belt get shit schools too

>>13917749
I don't think you know what the hell you're talking about. Schools are funded by the state and federal governments but even if they were funded by local neighborhoods that doesn't change the fact that the entire country as a whole spends more per student than anyone else. Don't you think that what is being taught matters more than funding? You can pull up all the charts you want correlating education with irreligiosity but they're garbage because they're made in very selective ways.

>>13917763
>no! your charts are wrong. here look at my charts that are definitely not biased in anyway

>>13918046
your post refutes your own point

>>13917749
Do you know the actual reason the US has bad test scores overall? It's not a topic you guys normally are eager to talk about. For example check out Maine's test scores. Then notice something about Maine's demographics.

How do I strike for climate and not basically make my life harder?

>>13917573
That's the joke, John McFries.

>>13916045
Prods won't venerate Mary but they'll worship this girl LMAO

Now I know why Zizek supports her
(Pictured is Zizek collaborator Astra Taylor and her husband)

>>13918090
can you eli5, i don't get it, i'm gonna need some more basedmilk to get the gears turning