/lit/ - Literature

>tfw haven't bought a book in over three months.

>>16102751

>>15670730
shitposters used to be funny

>>15656705
With /lit/s current user base is actually true. Someone help.

>>15572357
it's funny because it's true

I want to be well read but i don't want to read.


FUUUUUUUUUCK

>>12385566
Now, I'm starting to question some of the belief's I've received via /pol/ osmosis, but can you really take a look at the types of people in the latter half of the video and say with complete honesty that they are the "oppressed working class" that Marx hopes will revolt? All I see are faggy academics and hipsters from gentrified urban centers that use Socialism as a means to have self-masturbatory festivals with performances, music, and cake.

The sheer irony of two effeminate bald "men" writing songs about factory work set to hyper-capitalist 80's pop beats in a country where that type of employment has been eradicated in the past three decades simply baffles me. How does a philosopher like Zizek not look at this event and see the sheer lack of self-awareness possessed by these champagne socialists?