/lit/ - Literature

Celine describes pedo Hollywood jews back in 1937. prescient and hateful as ever.

Nietzsche calls Socrates a nigger. BASED.

>>15621930
>we live in a world where telling the truth is hate

>>15621954
OP here--- hate is healthy. now stop being a pussy and post some based shit.

>>15621934
will ordering this off amazon put me on a list

>>15622126
No, the guy is pretty well-known and is even taught in universities.

>>15622126
no but you will be put on a list if you fap to it

>>15622126
Trifles for a Massacre by Celine. download a pdf . google it retard.

"When God Earth and Heaven created..."


When God Earth and Heaven created
and seven piglets he ate then,

then God said: "Let there be light!"
That was the beginning of all life.

"Water, gather to one spot,
if not, I will hit your snot!"

God then created Adam
and placed him in Eden.

God took a bone of his rib
and put a wife in Adam's crib.

And so they lived in Eden
for Eve was still a maiden.

But the Serpent had Eve induced,
that is how she's got Adam seduced.

Yahweh regrettably did not get the joke
and out from the paradise they had to be poked.

"I've got a son!" called Eve from labour pain.
"From this time forth he shall be known as Cain."

Cain was the one to murder Abel
and so the people journeyed to Babel.

They were building a spiral all the way up,
which would reach to the Heaven and then stop.

When God eventually saw the tower,
all men whimpered into a cower.

God ordered it to be smashed
and men with insolence to be lashed.

Esau was a very hairy man,
looked like a dog when he ran.

Without honour up he grew,
he would sell his for a brew.

Jacob was quite vigorous in life,
making a dozen sons offered no strife.

If the boys needed money done,
they would sell the youngest one.

Noah was the one to build a ship,
he could feel heaven in his grip,

so the flood would know he is to be spared,
for the animal kingdom is under his care.

There he gathered many cats,
cabbage worms, moles and rats.

Afterwards he made a long plea,
and entered the ship holding a flea.

Then it was time for the great flood
and not one city after that stood.

Noah tossed himself in mud
and drank liquor with a glug.

Shem and Ham were little lads,
they softly tucked in their dad.

In desert Lot's wife is a pillar of salt,
and sheep licking her will never halt.

Abraham's woes were uncorked,
when Sarah was visited by storks.

And when Isaac was born into this mess,
Ishmael was sent into the wilderness.

And so the time was coming by,
while Judah's people multiply.

In Egypt, nothing but slaves they were,
to build the pharaoh's hall there.

And when they tired of all the toil,
from heavens, manna showered the soil.

Moses came down from the mountain,
his edicts were odd and uncertain.

Later on you could hear tremendous wail,
from crossing the sea without setting sail.

>>15622293
On the seas a storm was raging,
the wind - a thousand bears roaring.

Then a lot was taken with the men,
and Jonah cast over there and then.

A giant fish then came,
entirely swallowing its game.

Jonah made a ruckus in his new ship,
as if a mare getting hit by a whip.

The fish got terribly sick
and had to vomit that prick.

David was a sheepherder,
an easy task no wonder.

He always had a rock in his sling,
and when he threw it would whinge.

From the garden David brought a rock
and gave Goliath's head a good old knock.

Goliath's head then grumbled
and the whole world tumbled.

Romans have their own story,
only chasing after glory.

They wanted to rule all of mankind,
and enslave anyone who they could find.

The world was engulfed in darkness
and Christ was the saviour more or less.

Jesus was born inside a barn
and Joseph guarding him from harm.

To see him and have a look,
came from the east three crooks.

Carrying, covered in sweat, from a far,
they came with gold, syrup and tar.

The voice of one crying in the sands,
failing to catch hoppers with his hands.

Then John on crickets gluttonized
and later in Jordan had Jesus baptized.

Jesus was preaching on a hill,
he struck the fools completely still.

"Blessed are those who are out of sanity
and with no walks to be had with clarity -

they do not need to bear a burden,
they can go straight to heaven."

Birth was given to many incredible wonders,
as lakewater rejecting Christ and his launders.

He cured the sick and attended to the ill,
the believers regained their faith and will.

Judah's kin eagerly listened to him,
while Judas had plenty of pockets to trim.

The wedding at Cana ran out of wine and fortune,
the people started feeling thirst, even torture.

Christ, afraid of getting beat up,
had no other choice but to serve slop.

Jairus' daughter was laying on the bed,
and the Reaperman awaited with the dead.

It threatened to go even worse,
so Jesus was called to be the nurse.

Jesus had no time for anyone's puns
and kicked out everyone with his big 'uns.

What he did there, not one knows, nor matters,
but for its worth, the daughter got better.

Now the Duke of Hell felt wronged by this,
as his power was contested by someone's whiz.

Devil then bought Judas more than cheap,
to fill temples with row and people who weep.

Jesus was chained and dragged out,
law demanded answers to get rid of doubt.

But justice was fooled and at a loss,
and so poor Jesus was nailed to a cross.

>>15622293
based and genesis-pilled

>>15621930
OP is a nigger faggot tranny kike
I hate you

>>15622344
feeling is mutual you bleeding cunt.

>The truth is that Mozart, Pascal, Boolean algebra, Shakespeare, parliamentary government, baroque churches, Newton, the emancipation of women, Kant, Marx, Balanchine ballets, et al, don't redeem what this particular civilization has wrought upon the world. The white race is the cancer of human history.

>>15622380
I'd like to rape her and then cut her to little pieces

>>15622380
Nassim Taleb writes about his encounter with this phoney virtue-merchandising whore : https://medium.com/incerto/the-merchandising-of-virtue-b548762658f0

>>15621930
Karl Marx was dripping with hatred and ressentiment...

>>15622380
didn't she backtrack and say she regretted saying that?

>>15622380

>>15621930

>>15622380
based taleb

>>15622380
kike

>>15622199
sweetie... were in the midst of a cultural revolution, he's cancelled

>>15621942
Nietzsche was himself an ugly fucker and he got cucked hard

>>15622949
He's already dead, and also he was French, good luck trying to cancel him in his own country.
A couple years ago there was a debate about whether he should be included in a national celebration of writers. You know, the kind of thing that is usually reserved for patriotic and uncontroversial authors. He was not included but there was a controversy about it. I give it at least 50 years before people even talk about "cancelling" him.

>>15622983
He'll be cancelled from public memory, libraries, the list of authors acceptable to discuss... being alive or not has nothing to do with it. BLM protests in Paris were massive, BTW...

O brood O muse upon my mighty subject like a holy hen upon the nest of night.
O ponder the fascism of the heart.
Sing of disappointments more repeated than the batter of the sea, of lives embittered by resentments so ubiquitous the ocean’s salt seems thinly shaken, of let-downs local as the sofa where I copped my freshman’s feel, of failures as frequent as first love, first nights, last stands; do not warble of arms or adventurous deeds or shepherds playing on their private fifes, or of civil war or monarchies at swords; consider rather the slightly squinkered clerk, the soul which has become as shabby and soiled in its seat as worn-out underwear, a life lit like a lonely room and run like a laddered stocking.
Behold the sagging tit, the drudge-gray mopped-out cunt-corked wife, stale as yesterday’s soapy water or study the shiftless kind, seedy before any bloom, thin and mean as a weed in a walk;
Smell the grease that stands rancid in the pan like a second skin, the pan aslant on some fuel-farting stove, the stone in its corner contributing what it can to the brutal conviviality of close quarters,
Let depression like time-payments weigh you down; feel desperation and despair like dust thick in the rug and the ragged curtains, or carry puppy pee and plate-scrapings, wrapped in the colored pages of the Sunday paper, out to the loose and blowing, dog-jawed heap in the alley;
Spend your money on large cars, loud clothes, sofa-sized paintings, excursions to Hawaii, trinkets, knicknacks, fast food, golf clubs, call girls, slimming salons, booze;
Suffer shouting, heat rash, chilblains, beatings, betrayal, guilt, impotence, jail, jealousy, humiliation, VD, vermin, stink.
Sweat through a St. Louis summer and sing of that.
…
I have no wish to wine water or hand out loaves and fishes like tickets on a turkey. It is my ambition to pull a portent—not a rabbit but a raison d’être—from anything—a fish pond, top hat, fortune cookie—you just name it—a prophecy in Spengler’s fanciest manner, a prediction of a forlorn future for the world from—oh, the least thing, so long as it takes a Teutonic tone—a chewed-over, bubble-flat wad of baseball gum, say, now hard and sour in the street, with no suggestion of who the player’s picture was, impersonal despite its season in someone’s spit, like a gold tooth drawn from a Jew’s jaw.
Misfits, creeps, outcasts of every class; these are my constituents—the disappointed people—and if I could bring my fist down hard on the world they would knot together like a muscle, serve me, strike as hard as any knuckle.

>>15623014
>Paris
There's a lot more than BLM going on over there if the clips I've seen recently are anything to go by.

>>15621930
Good thread

>>15623045
Oh I've seen clips that are most definitely BLM. A massive sea of people chanting English BLM slogans. Yes, English rallying in Paris, France.

>>15623116
I was talking more about the "refugees" having fun again, but that's also another point.

>>15623039
Slaps. What's this from?