/lit/ - Literature

Hey /lit/, got a question.

Do any of you harbor a desire for supreme political power and/or world domination?

I voted for Titus Andronicus. Damn good play. Y'all can have a mouthful of scrote.

a season in death will turn all your philosophies to ash

they will rot and the noisome seed of their corruption

1. A cipher. Extreme liberal, but gives big concessions to conservatives. Inexperience leads him to place too much trust in decision-making to those around him.
2. Merit alone should prevail. IE If a university's physics depart is 99% male, that means more men are interested in physics. Diversity for diversity's sake is stupid and dangerous.
3. Direct govt meddling to 'spread the wealth' fails every time. Equal opportunity for quality education is a key.
4. 2nd amendment, right of the PEOPLE to keep and bear arms. Not a gun person.
5. The existence of sovereign nations interacting with one another makes it unavoidable.
6. They say they've mechanized the war. Then what the hell are we fighting for?
7. A symptom of an ill society. The immoral branch of a corrupt root.
8. Will always be with us. Dawkins and his ilk won't change it.
9. Carbon credit system will fall prey to corruption immediately.
10. Should be based on class, not race. Plenty of poor whites and asians would benefit.
11. Pharmaceuticals are peddling their chemicals to make money. Restless leg syndrome is a far cry from smallpox.
12. Legalize pot and cut down on excess taxation from overcrowded prisons. Heroin and meth are physically ruinous poisons.
13. Power and conquest are no longer in vogue. They're cloaked in idealism What is to be done with money must be given the form and thrust of an ideal.