/lit/ - Literature

>>20574826
Lmao. Glückwunsch, du hast's geschafft dich mit einem einzigen kurzen Post als kompletter Schwachkopf zu outen.

>>19939084
>forward minded
lol.
the difference I'm talking about doesn't lie in which politics are prevalent on a board, it's whether the users are interested in talking about twitter screenshot political drama moreso than any other aspect of their alleged hobby.
did you know that there's a shakespeare reading group on /lit/ this year, but the weekly threads barely make it to 20 posts before they 404, while pol-bait threads enjoy consistent popularity among our resident rightoids, leftoids, religoids, atheoids, etc.? it doesn't matter which ideological drones are pushing it the most, the outcome is the same: the death of actual on-topic discussion.

>>19715151
but that's an merely secular explanation of why humans get together in groups that believe all kinds of crazy shit.

>>19678353
>That being said, it would be helpful if there was a clear thread-posting schedule and callsign.
two posts above yours