/lit/ - Literature

>>12474258

I am not the person you are referring to, but I have answered to you and the previous thread. You know, I was baffled by how people on /lit/ can bully you for reading books they dislike or for not knowing your Greeks, and how everything you say is exposed to endless criticism, in most cases destructive and toxic, but to this point I have had the deepest admiration for one thing: nobody ever bullies you over typos or your "command of the English language". They will call you a nigger or a faggot for not understanding Kant and Plato, but I have literally never seen anyone here before you being a grammar Nazi or making fun of other people use of language (except in the /crit/ threads, which are meant for that) because despite the fact that almost no person of african heritage is respected, here, people still have the decency to understand that not everyone is a native English speaker. As soon as you do that kind of criticism I cringe to the point of being stuck in a loop flashbacks of high school facebook debate from the year 2009-2011 for several hours. You, sir, are not a faggot or a nigger: you are a redditor and don't belong here. I hope to never meet your sorry, superficial, monodimensional being anywhere on this site and I reiterate my invitation from last time by using this beautiful italian portmanteau: pijatelanterculo.

>>12193084

How can I learn from this, wise man? What books should I read and in what order? Please teach me! I am but crete waiting to be molded by your skillful hands!

>>12142796

>academia
>intellectuals

>>12035643

I should have been clearer maybe, therefore I will try to be now so that any future I can be more clearly understood. I do not believe this is an accurate account of the genealogy of /pol/ from a psychological, biological, philosophical or any other scientific or pseudo-scientific point of view, therefore the verb "explain" in the beginning is misplaced and should be taken to mean "represents". I hereby declare and make explicit that my intent with this post was to expose a personal feeling of wonder at the fact that a short piece of fiction resonates with a certain kind of human being we can meet on this and other places online - hence my interest in sharing the aforementioned personal feeling in the hope it may be generalized to other anons and maybe sparkle some interesting discussion about whether the piece represents in fact or misrepresents the category under examination.
I hope that my intents are clear enough now and invite other anons to please ask questions in case they weren't, to limit possible misreadings. Thank you,

Kind regards,
anon