/lit/ - Literature

>>19746015
>anglos are...... LE HUMAN!
kys amerifat

>>19746095
>He’s not pro elites as you understand them to be.

>>19745027
>You’re either being very dishonest or very ignorant of history. Representative democracies have never represented the masses, only select few constituencies. Actually democracy is the masses representing themselves.
>You can’t even be referring to Athens, which had a direct democracy of a fraction of its population. Dumb commercial imperialism was its downfall. The fault of the slave and property owning males.

>>19684464
>I’m not a liberal.

>>19669839
>« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ » !!bGBGaUpA8kS 01/01/22(Sat)20:19:36 No.19669839▶
>>>19669820
>Signed.

>>19645420
>>>19645350
>Yes. My story matches Jimmy Dore’s. I thought I had waited a decent amount of time, but only afterwards did I start to hear about nasty side effects and fatalities. The second jab made me sick and I think it does still effect me even though it’s efficacy has worn off. (Dore has a bone disease and still feels the side effects) but I am not antivax, I just don’t want a mandate, I don’t want children or teens to take it. They have a higher chance of dying from it and they don’t actually need it. We need them to catch the virus and beat it with their healthy immune systems.
>I am against government mandates. This has become not just a cash grab for big pharma but a loyalty test for the police state. The centrists are always willing stooges and it’s sad to see them fall for corporate media so easily.
>>>19645394
>This is silly, anon

>>19622244
>>>19622225 (OP)
>Depends on what books they have, doesn’t it?
>Being an anarchist, I think we can take advantage of “privatization” of some things

>>19614031
>So like putting an Emily Dickinson poem amongst an anthology of Naked Lunch, the Bell Curve, Eragon and a biography of Gandhi tacked on