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when you're so not mad you out page count the equivalent of a capitalism car manual, incoherent drivel from the least annoying ancap, and a series literally known for extremely meticulous and plentiful worldbuilding, for the equivalent of a shower argument against people who dislike you on twitter. holy shit. i'd feel bad if she deserved pity :what-the-hell:
I feel like I've scoured this image for hints. Who tf is Joanne and in what way is she related to this screenshot?
Figured out it. JK Rowling (Joanne), beloved author of the Harry Potter series and the world's least censored transphobe, has once again published some transphobia. This time it's a book, and the book is very very long. The book is longer than the other books pictured in the screenshot.
Holy shit thank you
Yeah, the original post uses too many levels of indirection for me to glean any meaning from it. @WhyEssEff what's this post about? This isn't the right place to subtweet, uh, subbear... subear?
Shit, Capital is only 800 pages? I should really read that some time.
Be warned, tho. It's 659 pages about coats and linen before Marx and Engels kiss for the first time.
Wtf dont spoil it
800 pages except Marx writes every single one of his sentences with the density of what would be 5 sentences from another author.
Unpacking his writing is work. You can re-read his paragaphs 5 times and still pull out new understanding from them. It is not a quick read.
Honestly, State and Revolution is incredibly dense itself despite being about 100 pages for similar reasons