/lit/ - Literature

>>4186739
Exactly. We can't. As long as we're human we will find ways to divide ourselves.

>>4186542
Political test..

Political compass...

Jung personality test and.... fuck I forgot the last one. It should be somewhere :)

I would try to find the infograph with all of these but I'm occupied atm, sorry brother

>>4186642
I agree Brother.

>>4186607
Forgive me, I post tits in apology

>>4186591
Now that I think of it, I actually agree with you.

Sorry for that comment brother

>>4186586
Ladies and gentlemen, the modern left.

>>4186561
Good argument? You posted your opinion without any backing whatsoever.

My political views haven't been discussed and I haven't even brought them up excluding the graphs I posted.

Why would I regard anything you say as slightly factual? Everything I see happening in the world right now just tells me you're wrong.

Nations and ethnic groups are very much important... igniters of tension and strife? Remind me of a time where there was complete peace on earth due to some euphoric ideal that made everyone equal.

>>4186574
That's a derogatory term, you know that?

>>4186540
You know what, I genuinely think that you're the cuckold here.

"I see nations and ethnic groups as unimportant"
Where the fuck do you get this shit from?

>>4186514
I'm not sure you're actually this stupid or you're trolling.

>>4186519
I think so too.

inb4 I'm a nazi

OP posts acknowledged authors, leftists on /lit/ believe that he's a cuckolded white supremacist that frequents /pol/

>logic

>>4178587
I feel you bro. HSC here too.

I wrote it about a couple living in a shitty apartment taking drugs, she has a fit, dies. fully sick yo.

>>4108090
The Prophet.

Mein Negger. Fuckin' urgh, such a good book.

>tfw I was born 2km from my hometown from where Gebran Khalil Gebran was

>>3928783
I just read that.

Fucking beautiful book I tell ya.

Khalil Gebran

>>3808266
Indeed it is. But that's Franco, not Salazar, not the SK military, Chiang Kai Shek, Franco or Hitler. That's what makes defining fascism hard.

>>3808248
>>3808223
Thank you kind sir.

And yes, what I was trying to say was that even if I was working and they weren't, they'd be leeching off the government more than I would be paying as tax, BUT, if both of them are working and I'm not that means they're paying for my welfare (if I was on welfare, which I'm not).

>>3808198
Uhhh, the definition of Fascism is really, really hazy. I mean, there's so many different forms that pinpointing what it is turns out to be really difficult.

I guess forms of Fascism such as the one you're suggesting could be a government staring down at your every movement, but I've heard and read from other people that actually believe there's libertarian forms as well.

>>3808199
Mussolini had a government, and it was classified as fascist. see my reply to the other comment.

>>3808173

Well obviously, what's the point of me paying tax if both my parents are collecting welfare?

That's like, counter-productive.

>>3808117
>collecting welfare
>parents both pay tax and never collected welfare, ever

Contribute more to Australian society than you do m8.

>>3808111
Yes. Corporatism, according to Mussolini IS Fascism.

Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power.
Benito Mussolini

>>3808098
>Communists are Communists because they're a product of decadence.

In the western world*

>>3808093
Oh I don't know? Corporatism?

Oh and no, Communists are Communists because they're a product of decadence.

>>3808080
Lel, the U.S. could be classified as a classical fascist state.

Even if the Fascists had a shorter streak, their economics worked a hell of a lot better.

>>3807934
>>3807934
Nawwwwww, the leftists seem to be a bit agitated that even though I put fascist down to tease people like you, are also intimidated by the fact that Fascist's were more successful!

It's fine, one day comrades, one day.