The thing that keeps me up at night is thinking about how JRR Tolkien survived the first world war, and how, had he not, we would never have gotten Lord of the Rings, arguably the most influential novel of the 20th century, and of what we have missed out on, because some lad born in the English countryside in the penultimate years of the 19th century, or perhaps in the Rhineland and stationed in the opposing trench, wasn't as lucky.
>>18735816It wasn't deep when Chomsky said it, and it's not deep when you say it. Tolkien's burning in Hell, by the way.
>>18735835Every knee will bow, Anon
>>18735883>non-sequiturYou sound like a Papist.
On the Japan side, Shigeru Mizuki (Gegege no Kitarou) lost an arm in Papua, and Kokura, Leiji Matsumoto's hometown, was the initial target for the bomb that wound up dropped on Nagasaki.War sucks, let's never have another one.
>>18735816Reminder both Tolkien and Dali were fierce supporters of Franco. Right-wing art is very real.
>>18735917You sound like a shekel shaver lmao
LOTR books are overrated
>>18737347nah that's still game of thrones
>>18737347Edgy. So edgy.
>>18735816Tolkien is the best, and I love how his work makes jews and corrupted so called "christians" seethe to this very day.
>arguably the most influential novel of the 20th centuryshut the fuck up manchild
>>18738436Damn that's embarassing
