Thread 24834927

The way Umberto Eco's family treated his library after he died was a travesty.

>>24834927 (OP)
>using html
looks more like a Detroit library

>>24834927 (OP)
Who programmed this bot to spam this nonsense? It's been years... turn it off.

>>24834927 (OP)
>freaktography

whats this some kind of ghetto library that lost funding

>internet for dummies
>a bunch of tacky plastic box shelves

Not his library

I respect youre ability to bait OP

>>24835124
Easy on the tacos Humberto

>>24834927 (OP)
>What books were the Nazis burning moment

>>24835138
The very same thread gets reposted like every month

>>24834927 (OP)
Didn’t we establish a million times this shit isn’t his library and that he donated his collection to an actual library that takes care of it?

What is the motivation of the bot or mental midget that keeps reposting this?

> libtard hates his family and they hate him
Many such cases sadly

>>24836251
Because you are a retard and keep replying

>>24834927 (OP)
Today I was thinking about the fate of our collections, because I went to someone's house to pick up some book.
A woman posted on a Facebook group that she wanted to find a new home for her father's books, who just moved into a care home.
I really appreciated the books, but I couldn't help feeling sorry for the old man, because I might be in his shoes in 50 or 60 years, or even less. And guilty, because I was taking away things that meant something to him
She told me they gave him time for closure.
She told me they gave him some time for closure, but I'm sure parting with a collection built over 50 years must be difficult.
Anyhow, she ended up taking a picture of me carrying the books, to let her father know that some of them ended up in good hands.
Thanks for reading my blog.

>>24834927 (OP)
Probably deserved it for his hamfisted interpretation of fascism.

>>24835124
better than milk crates, but that still looks like ikea, lol.

>>24834927 (OP)
He was a commie and didn’t believe in private property. So serves him right.

>>24836355
I should start getting rid of these shit books I've collected. I only need about 50 of them

>>24836409
It's authoritarianism but with a hint of racial superiority and and homosexuality. Fabianism, "progressivism" or corporatism. IE what China is doing
>>24837582
OP is pulling our leg, but you're really this dumb.
What is a dead man going to do with a library?
Don't know the difference between personal property from private property?

>>24837653
>What is a dead man going to do with a library?
Haunt it.
>Don't know the difference between personal property from private property?
There is no personal private.

>>24834927 (OP)
Who?

>>24837693
A writer of note and serious reader
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umberto_Eco

>>24836355
Books usually get dumped because most people don't care about books. If you want your collection to live on you have to take care of it as long as you can. However, this anon >>24837587 is correct

I mean it's rather simple. Just bury your books. Hopefully an archeologist 100 years from now puts them in a museum.

>>24839608
What about moisture?