/lit/ - Literature

>>2772139
>>maybe
, maybe not, maybe fuck yourself. - Mark Walberg.

That's really dumb.

>>2772143

Thanks for nothing

Are you implying that anyone is remotely serious about God here? No one actually reads the Bible or listens to preachers, there is simply an unspoken agreement that Jesus said whatever the rich and powerful Christians believe he said. We like irony and insincerity because we're rich and so we're used to seeing corruption and crime. We're also used to disappointment because we're very good at idealizing everything.

it's because they're too cynical and disillusioned to believe any of the great American ideals about freedom and the pursuit of happiness, etc., and you could probably include organized religion with that.
America is one of the few countries atm that still has big ideals and pretensions about itself, but they're slowly breaking down.

>>2772139
>Maybe the American thing for irony and aversion to sincerity

It's funny because Americans seem laughably sincere and unironic to Eurotrash like me.

>>2772302

Yeah, I thought the stereotype was that Americans are ridiculously sincere people whereas Europeans are overly stoic.

>>2772302
>Americans faces when yuros are poor near them.

>>2772314

that .gif represents America far more than anything else I've ever experienced