/lit/ - Literature

They say I got brains
But they ain't doin' me no good
I wish they could

>>19856968
But what if your search will prove to be a fruitless endevour and you'll end up fucked up again? Why be greedy and risk your new-found bliss when you can just 360 walk away? What if you'll never get this chance again?

>>16591362
>Says if I harrass her again she will show the security footage to the authorities
>Tell her the manga corner doesn't have security cameras

>>15114715

>Seriously, what is the intellectual’s response to this?

pic related

>>12141218
>>12141193
>>12141242
You're like little babies
I've been like this for ten years

What do men read?

>>9363519

heheh, don't you know I've been training in martial arts with the help of books for years

>>9351713
Let this be and be praised for the age of /fitlit/ ubermench is here. May lesser men perish, and those willing join us.
The ubermench memes we follow:

>/noporn/ --Discipline--
>/lit/ --MindGains--
>/fit/ --BodyGains--

These three stand as the three pillars of evolution for us. With the power of these combined, you too can become ubermench!

DEUS VULT!

>>25919
Too slow

>>8966083

I will not let these fucking cultural philistines redefine the standards of aesthetic taste.

>>8888144

>Didn't read it to the end
>Mfw

>>8865532

>Truthful statements can be presented in a manner that would meet the definition of hate speech, and not all truthful statements must be free from restriction..

Seriously Canada?

>Tfw too busy revising for January exams to read what I want

>>8816700

>Christopher Hitchens
>Not using fallacies

My god this board is so full of shit at times. I read 'God is Not Great' from cover to cover, and that piece of shit is an ad-hom-fest. Don't even get me started on his other work, but like many here, he was one of the earliest authors I seriously read.

Thank fuck I grew out of it.

>>8816803

Hitchens was guilty of his own hysterics. The Iraq War, for example.

As for what started my doubts regarding him, you need only watch his documentary entitled 'Collision.' At the end, he is asked that if he could 'convert' the last religious person on Earth out of their religion, would he do it?

He hesitantly answered 'no.' Something about him struck me as 'off' ever since that moment. I was left with the lasting impression that, far from principled, he was someone who lived for the 'thrill of the rhetorical hunt' with regard to debate/etc.