/lit/ - Literature

>>19157685

>>19157702
Is him worse than Uncle Tedd?

>>19157685
Pasolini nonfiction touches on this.

>>19157713
Why does a Communist care about protecting culture?

>>19157685
Is that image supposed to represent Americanization? Looks more British than American, Everything about that screams bong.

>>19157724
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnGPgCVJUsI

>>19157708
Depends on how you interpret worse
>>19157724
I hope this is bait

Consumer Culture by Baudrillard. Though, it's not specifically addressing the US, you can extrapolate from it about the US exporting that ethos -- or just Neoliberalism, in general.

>>19157720
>Why does a Communist care about protecting culture?
>>19157713
Seconding this. Also, tell me about his murder:
What do you think is behind it?

>>19157733
>Depends on how you interpret worse
I mean, is he more "black-pilled"?
I don't want more doom.

>>19157730
Not going to watch "comedy"
>>19157733
Not bait, that is very British. Take British midcentury modern, replace the pastel earthtone background with white and there you have it, even got in a rounded rectangle. Lines and proportions are all there.

>>19157758
>Not going to watch "comedy"
Soulless

>>19157740
It's an inherently black-pilled subject but yes he is, at least I think so. You could try pic rel, it's not as bleak but from a slightly different perspective of course.

>>19157720
Why does an illiterate retard try to partecipate in literature board?

>>19157777
Why are commies always like this?

>>19157758
Also should mention that signage on the door, pure British. There is something about this sort of signage that has always gave me the creeps, it is all over England.

>>19157758
>>19157789
I mean I think you're arguing that this is the British substyle of global consumerism (Americanization). Sort of proves OP's point.

>>19157764
Sus

>>19157798
No, that styling predates Americas entrance into global consumerism and the British with their taste for the exotic built global consumerism, they did more to open up all those trade routes than any other country.

I fucking hate this board. All of you are such effeminate little shits that it defies belief.

>>19157846
Take a break, anon. Turn your computer off and go for a walk, it's all going to be ok.

Not sure why a high street pharmacy is a staple of Americanisation, or even representative of an British variant.

>>19157877
It's not.

>>19157815
Sus what?

>>19157782
They’re projecting

Mishima sensed this in the 60s but never wrote a book about it, I don't think.

>>19157733
Centrum is a multivitamin preparation, belongs to GlaxoSmithKine, which is British. It's sold all over Europe. Pretty sure this is Bongland though due to Lloyds.

>>19157720
Filtered

>>19157777
You can tell this guy felt really smart to reply with a play on your post like that.

ITT: people arguing that uksa are separate entities

>>19157758
Ok the tl;dw is “pharmacy” is an American term. Bongs call it a “chemist,” or they did until Americanization
The video is a Scot talking about how he hates Americanization, and he keeps on pronouncing Lloyd’s Pharmacy as “lloydsfarMASSey.”

>>19158341
That would indicate that the observations being made in this thread aren't really meaningful.

>>19158721
That's the gayest fucking thing I've ever heard. The British are so desperate to feel special that they see something as innocuous as a word as an affront.