/lit/ - Literature

>>10492820
>the politically correct lgbt community under the cover of political correctness and victimhood?
>using "politically correct" as an epithet.
>using it twice.
>Speciously referencing some secret cabal of gay-agenda insurgents.
>not realizing the amount of discussion that actually occurs at the academic level.
Is that an Alex Jones website?
You may be retarded. What's the context there? Did the child not find it and put it on himself?
>>10492870
Your kind is those who seized into apoplexy at the sound of a reversed Led Zeppelin album.

>>10211809

Read Nightwood by Djuna Barnes.

>>9909952
>I wanna get into reading but I can't tell if /lit/ leans right or left. I don't want to get baited into reading some Marxist garbage.

This sentiment is like that of my fundamentalist parents who are wary of my reading modern-era philosophy or other religious texts. If you think your mind can be contaminated by discourse, you are making a statement about how little you actually know. Why the hell are you afraid of something you haven't read? Implicit in your fear is the gnawing idea that your politics is naive and founded on unjustified principles. Discursive dialectic is supposed to contrive an intellectual response from you. If you are a rightist Marxism is a challenge leveled toward you that you must address in order to justify your politics. You cannot understand capitalism without reading Smith and Marx.

I'm a revolutionary leftist and I find most discussion on here to be apolitical aside from the pol shitposting.