>Go on /lit/
>See several stack / shelf threads
>TFW getting all your literature for free
inb4 taxes
Who else here actually knows what a library is?
>not being ebook masterrace
>tfw get all your books for free
>tfw get all your books instantly
>tfw get to keep them forever
Much better than a library m8. Especially when your library is like mine and barely even stocks the most popular classics.
>>8693189
>be spooked by mein properti
>>8693189
Support the artist you b leech
>>8693208
>Libraries get books for free
Your local library needs to be good, though.
In the same vein, if you're in college and you don't use your library, you're a goddamn idiot, tbqh.
>>8693189
Meh, I have money to burn unlike some of you parasites.
>>8693222
>222
>>8693211
>>Libraries get books for free
>admire your b8 m8 gr8
Buying 3 books 10,000 people use = 10,000 people buying 10,000 books
>>8693272
still better than buying books second hand.
in my city there is library in modernistic building that is one of the most expensive where i live. All good books from my country, and classics and most of notable authors, also second floor with local poetry, various science writings and most of major philosophical works from all periods. Everything for free obviously, as i am kinda ashamed to still leach from them after 5 years. Still 80 % of clientele are housewives and ya readers and librarians are some vapid womemes quietly laughing at "dat nerd who reads"
>go to library
>it's just a giant room with computers
>only people using them are homeless men masturbating to porn
>only thing closest to a bookshelf is a rack of several DVDs
>tfw it's all copies of the Will Smith movie, Hancock
>>8693272
Libraries pay for books like everyone else. There is even special marketing for it. Why would publishers give out product for free just so people could use it instead of buying it in the first place?
also, would all 10,000 of those people have bought the book if it hadn't been available in a public way though?
>>8693189
>your
>>8693189
I don't know what a library is. Could you explain?
>>8693329
I was wondering why no one else pointed it out yet. Seems OP needs to go back and use the Library some more