/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.22662436]

You are illiterate if you think he is wrong.

[sage No.22662442]

You are illiterate if you couldn‘t come up with a new thread

[Anonymous No.22662475]

>>22662436
Fukuyama thinks that "deontology" is etymologically derived from "de" + "ontology", I can safely say I'm more literate than him.

[Anonymous No.22662496]

>>22662436
It's just a pozzed reading Capitalist Realism, which itself a pozzed reading of Marx, which itself is a pozzed reading of Hegel

[Anonymous No.22662513]

not this again.

[Anonymous No.22662543]

I just don’t even get it. What is there to be wrong about? Liberal democracy was just as a matter of fact imposed on people across the world. Others just never became liberal democracies like in China. There was never this process of liberal democracy being chosen in the free marketplace of ideas. Moreover, it was quite obviously entering a time of crisis when he wrote the book. The irony of this book is that in regard to liberal democracy, it’s really upheld by institutions and money that buy elections and laws, but when it comes to “philosophy” about liberal democracy everyone assumes it’s organic, totally not the work of a paid shill. Don’t think I haven’t noticed that he’s been doing the circuit to defend Ukraine, defend the Democratic Party, defend “our Democracy” and liberalism, and attack “populism” (really, the failures of so-called liberal democracy receiving blowback). So what could he have been wrong about? The book to me sounds like nothing more than propaganda and a series of reductions which just haven’t come true as a matter of fact.

[Anonymous No.22664171]

>>22662436
>>22662543
>democracy is rule by the people
>populism is the politics of appealing to the people
>no, don't do populism! that will destroy democracy!

[Anonymous No.22664198]

Why am I supposed to take a Chinkstink seriously about Western matters? Is he at least a Japanese nobleman? I thought so.

[Anonymous No.22664220]

we are entering a multipolar world, american hegemony is dead. China will rise above america economically, militarily, and maybe even one day culturally.

[Anonymous No.22664223]

>>22664220
Nice dellusion. Of the West collapses, Russia might keep
I almost got a heart atrack

[Anonymous No.22664271]

>>22662442
exactly, fukuyama threads must be 1 once a month at most

[Anonymous No.22664398]

>>22662436
>Two clearly weren't enough.