/lit/ - Literature

>>18940198

>>17633627
it's all a fucking scam.
I live in germany- do you know how much I paid for surgery and a hospital stay? 200€. Wanna know how much I pay for x-rays? 0€. you get 7 free per day. Ambulance ride? 0€. With universal healthcare, miracles are possible. Did you know that I'm terrified of needles? I can't stand them. Which means that I can't give myself the after-surgery shots that I need. So a lady came by every day to give me my shots. Also 0€.

My point is that medicals bills in the US are so fucking high because it's a capitalist dystopia, and the propaganda is so pervasive that anything that isn't blatant exploitation is "commie shit".

>>17633638
pic rel

>>17177896
>>/lit/ is the only good board left

>>16616603

>>15041400

>>15011377
I live by the idea that humor is something enjoyable. Nothing you described sound like anything I would enjoy. Nothing in Dunces sparked anything resembling even a chuckle in me. I cannot stress enough how unfunny I find autistic pedantry and mean-spirited sniping.

Humor is defined by two things- relatability and the unexpected, which I like to think is personified in Dylan Moran, for example.

His old show, by the way, is the most literary show ever conceived and should be widely regarded by /lit/ as genius
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z01_iTeQVIk

>>13382111
>we're living in the best timeline ever, nazi.