/lit/ - Literature

So, all this pleb and patrician discussion seems rather pointless with the unending subjectivity you faggots seem to bring into your arguments. Let's get down to it. What makes someone a pleb? Is it the lack of exposure to ideas and a seeming apathy to explore thought outside of bringing them entertainment? Is it more subtle, less about what they think, and more what they see as ideal with groundless reasoning for those goals? Or is it more simple, are they just living lives without trying to be impressive and we see that as unfulfilling due to our own biases? Most of /lit/ and other online forums have this idea that the normie is to be dispised, with the obvious presumptions that they are all shallow and stupid, with plenty of anecdotes to prove it. Talking to them with seeming social grace shows that they can be polite and even friendly, why then do we despise them if they are just being them? Am I just the largest pseudoretard to ever think I'm being philisophical, is it all just meming autism?

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>I think I have bust this sketch is based on, but I'm not sure of the name.
Caracalla.