/lit/ - Literature

>>15813276
Yes, better get used to it.
As long as there are less fortunate groups of people in a society, there are going to be some tensions and there are going to be 3rd parties who exploit those tensions and so on.

You can't take a society functioning smoothly for granted and just be complacent. Societies require maintenance and active participation and sometimes radical change.

The US didn't just appear out of nothing. Its institutions didn't just magically start existing. They were created (by white people) with a specific purpose and vision.
I see a lack of vision in today's white Americans. They want to be comfy and have no responsibilities and they expect things to just work like they did 50 years ago, even though their country is now 40% non-white, among other things.

I don't want to blame anyone personally, though. The community life in America is kinda fucked up and it produces fucked up people.
Pic related is a good read, regardless of your political orientation.