why does /lit/ rate him so low?
He seems to be perceived pretty well here.His diagnosis on modern ideology is as relevant as ever. Only problem is is that he talks like a fag in his books and the extreme black pilling of his philosophy is kind of depressing
>>25632477Failure to critique the workplace and length of the working day internally.
>>25632712>he talks like a fagYet he had a somewhat attractive second wife hmmm
>>25632477because he is the matrix guy for most people who read Simulacra and Simulation, and those people rave about it while mostly ignoring his other works.
>>25632477In the beginning, there was, Murica. Shit you can ignore >this is most stunning and epic rebuke!>we wuz, we still iz, Murica 2.0!>look at all the firsts!>is the era of <insert oblique posteriori commentary on political polling priors> finally over?American hegemony and largesse loves gridlock.>outgoing turd smugglers have less than 2 months to make sure Murica keeps printing more money it doesn't have. They may not care and let it turn into a day 1 fight next year. >it wouldn't be Murica without completely misreading and overextending a mandate.>2 years to test how much more socialism Murica wants or resort to petty grievances and investigations into a lame duck?Why not both?>why isn't this already over?There wouldn't be anything left to speculate over.>muh muh this changes the 2028 presidential field entirely!It probably doesn't do any of that.>muh muh all that shit Trump did isn't coming back nowYou will be getting more socialism.>muh muh there's still ballots being counted!No one cares.