/lit/ - Literature

>>11966815
Why is the guardian so shit? All politics aside, their articles are garbage.

>>9949951

How am I living in a bubble any more than you people?

>>9949954

Well, James Watson, the Nobel Laureate, for one. I'm not saying that I think all black people are dumbos, I'm just saying that it's POSSIBLE that ON AVERAGE they might not be as intelligent. I don't know why this idea is so scary, it's not like there's an IQ requirement for voting rights.

>>9931925

Some ideas can be dismissed out of hand. I think that's what a lot of liberals don't understand, that your viewpoints are literally risible and not worth serious consideration. We're not ignoring you because "were scared of the truth", we just think you're complete idiots.

I wouldn't listen to the inane ramblings of a homeless man on the street, so why would I listen to you morons?

>>9130702

How do you know it's a meme? I can think of several former lefties who swung to the right as they aged. If anything the recent farce the left has made out of itself is just accelerating the process. Why would a young, white, man vote for the parties endorsed by the people who insulted him and questioned his very right to exist? Honestly if you read the kind of books this board likes you're probably a bit of a cultural conservative whether you know it or not.

>>8898877

I'm pretty gay and I don't mind /pol/. At least they have a sense of humor and some funny memes, unlike liberals who are about as much fun as a soviet commissar. Plus be honest, you hate all >straight white men even though that's the way they are born.

>>8841201
I like how liberals basically admit that non-whites are inferior because they treat them like children and always say that they need a handicap. According to progressives they couldn't possibly compete if people didn't counciously treat them preferentially.