/lit/ - Literature

>>14889890
Did you steal that from the public library too little miss edgelord?

how much of what you've read do you retain in your memory? are you able to recall entire phrases, the main points of authors' arguments or the plot of the novel or nothing at all? is there any point in memorizing whole passages?

>>14772156
cringe and reactionarypilled

Who was the most /lit/ of statesmen? What is the most /lit/ political philosophy/ideology?

>>14733665
Because they are soulless goblins who will all be sent to work camps until they starve

>>14719620
The notion of """""""privilege""""""" is bourgeois dressing to fit the just-world hypothesis salad. Anyone who uses the word, is part of the exploiter class or is guilty of aiding and abetting them, in given the illusion that were some people not privileged, it would be perfectly fair system which is clearly delusional.

>>14700995
>being wealthy in the first place
Literally just your fault for being born. Turns out you will have to actually go to a labor camp and suffer the rest of your life after the revolution.

I read the collected works of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin and Mao Tse Tung. They collectively ENDED philosophy. They cannot be refuted.

>>14694799
>how can other machines even compete?
They can't and don't go to /n/, filled with urban bugmen who cannot appreciate true majesty. Their IP addresses are recorded and they WILL be sent to the country side one day.

Anime is not /lit/. Kill yourself.

>>14675364
Don't defile the Mao.

Most people have it too good. They're just saying that they are "depressed" and saying that they have "anxiety". They really don't. Rich college students with meal plans have not a care in the world. You want to know real dejection? That's living in squalor, not having any money, no food, and constantly fretting about making it a few more days. You and your friends need put in a labor camp.

>So I live in NY, the most populous and richest place in the US, wtf, feel bad for me guise
No.

>>14648342
>The revolutionary is a doomed man. He has no personal interests, no business affairs, no emotions, no attachments, no property, and no name. Everything in him is wholly absorbed in the single thought and the single passion for revolution.

>>14648666
>he was brought up by his maternal grandfather, a wealthy
DROPPED.

>>14636541
You don't know what real suffering is.

>>14474568
>wtf would anyone want a job that pays good
Try starving, crippling debt, and having absolutely no money. You deserve to be crippled and thrown in a labor camp for the rest of your pathetic life. Maybe then you would wonder why people would rather have a nice comfortable existence than aspire to some delusional idealistic vanity.

>>14468776
They're exploiting the workers by not paying them, while the owners reap a profit on the books. They also have quarters there, presumably multiple floors, which could be used to house them. What some of the workers should do is organize and stage a hostile takeover of the bookshop, and force the owners to remunerate them, starting with their immediate indentureship and liquidation of all their assets. Proletariat also does not usually live in deep urban areas any more due to gentrification, so we can assume 50% of the workforce will be co-conspirators, and were there just for sake of hobby. They are actually counterrevolutionaries and will be treated as such. The bookshop idea is not a wise enterprise anyways, too petite-bourgeois. It would be better off utilized toward something else, such as housing. Revolutionary literature was always distributed for free with the aid of a printer or press, making profit-driven modes and storefronts superfluous or even harmful. I also searched the owners, and they can afford Oliver Peoples glasses, so they are definitely going up against the wall after the revolution.

People who go out in public whenever they are ill with cold or flu should face jail time and severe penalties.

>muh six figures of debt
Debt does not exist. Intelligent people know it is a spook. Intelligent people know you and everyone you ever cared for is going to die in a couple hundred months from now anyways so worrying about "muh credit score" "muh debt", really doesn't make much sense. You see, I was until recently what was called a "permanent student", I attained a PhD (philosophy), and a joint PharmD/JD and with interest, placing my grand total of debt to date at $1 million dollars, of which I have not paid a dime. It does not bother me in the slightest. Currently I collect SSDI, and if I marry, I will have as many children as possible to burden the system even more. Tell me. Who is more intelligent? A man who thought he was building something permanent, something lasting, achieving "success" only to be shoveled into the grave in another decade, or someone who knew it was a scam from the start and didn't even try?

>>13917561
Wombonic vapors, rise up!

Anyone who works in the capacity of an unpaid intern deserves to be placed in a gulag the rest of their lives.

>>13749007
lots of fresh air and exercise at camp, comrades.