/lit/ - Literature

Yes they are...and that's a good thing. Take the christpill and realise that communism can only work within a community bonded by faith and that the true realisation of a Christianity brotherhood is with communism.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diggers
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hutterites
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Worker_Movement
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brotherhood_Church

>>11424690
>not being an anarchist

>>11289824
Don't dress like that unless you want to be instantly labelled a pretentious twat by anyone with any sense.

Anyways, as you'll notice, there is no unifying fashion among intellectual. One could be as naked as a Socrates on a cold day as far as intellectualism is concerned.

That said, I've always been fond of a more monkish style. My favorite thinkers are usually those who could easily have been taken for priests in leisure. Tolstoy is a good example of that. I mimic this style in a very American way with joggers and a long-sleeved shirt, which is obviously a poor rendition but a good one for a poor man.

Why did Tolstoy think Shakespeare was shit?

If dubs then this is a Tolstoy thread.

Where do I start with him?
I'd like to start with something shorter than W&P and Anna Karenina
I've read Death of Ivan Ilyich already