/lit/ - Literature

>>15609101
Based

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>>15185205
Either learn how to read or give me my board back

>>12981783
most people on 4chan before 2016 skewed hard libertarian left, people only assume it was right wing because of the racism (the majority of which was ironic). r/the_donald literally funneled tens of thousands of right wing redditors into /pol/, and the rest is history.

>>12710054
>board like this without IDs.
fuck off back to /pol/

>>12709947
found your answer^^, they're fucking boomers from /pol/

>>12598119
even if you were right (you aren't, it's boomer fodder) focusing on transgression rather than speculative ontology is part of the reason r/acc was a total failure

>>12587162
It is /pol/'s fault that it actively turned itself into normie and boomer central and bleeds contamination through other boards

This is what happens when you invite reddit boomers onto your board.

>>12099933
>still posting this 2 years later
Your subversion pic is like a little baby, watch this

>>11869331
>imagine a boomer on /pol/
anon, I...

>>11282367
Boomers actually post here now. Guess who we have to thank for that?

>>10630096
Perhaps it is you who must go back friend

>>10515615
>Not to mention the amount of far-right posters who trigger centrists and leftists so much that you see "go back to /pol/" in every single thread.
Funny how the people who do that don't actually understand "far-right" positions, have not read any literature on the subject, and seem to only exist to """trigger""" others. It's almost as if they are a foreign cancer, steadily and swiftly sucking out all the lifeblood of a website after being led here by a preconception of counterculture.