/lit/ - Literature

>>12646547
>Willa Catheter

>>9829995
From my experience its the opposite. I cringe every time I see /pol/posters shitting up some thread just because they tick bad guy box in their brain for being a Marxist or leftist or whatever. Apart from obvious baiters and the occasional butthurt trip you don't see as much whining and shitting in threads about right-wingers.

It annoys me the distinction matters so much. On the one hand I've enjoyed the amount of interest guys like Schmitt or Leo Strauss have got from things like the right-wing lit image, but on the other hand I find attitudes that drive comments like "eww yuck, right-wing....." or "fuck off /leftypol/ shill" nauseating. Literature should not become a partisan affair.

>The authors that do touch race are commenting on it through a purely economic lens and it's treated as an impersonal matter. Conversely, left-wing literature is extremely emotional. It makes for a good read in the same way any fantasy story would, but ultimately I can't believe some people actually buy into it. You deride people for living in a "Harry Potter" world yet the right-wing addresses the realities of the world.
implying you were reading """literature"""

>>The authors that do touch race are commenting on it through a purely economic lens and it's treated as an impersonal matter.
pussy

>>8622622
>if you are the man and have a woman to do the hard work for you

>smelly
>stinky
>poop

For some reason I automatically think less of anyone who says these words.