/lit/ - Literature

>As for the meaning of “altruism” at the level of state power, one gay historian I know suggested an old Latin motto: salus populi suprema lex. This is not a Lexus slogan but has been translated, by my gay friend, as “the health of the people is the supreme law.” Since it is the state motto of Missouri, it can’t be racist. If we define salus populi as “altruism” and suprema lex as “domination,” we have defined our quarry—in Latin. Which you may think is gay, but is actually pretty cool.

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>literotica is mostly enjoyed by women
>with each day that passes you realize your tastes are almost exactly the same of a roastie
Why god I hate them so fucking much.

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ITT: literal brainlets

saying BM is a bad novel or saying that you didn't like it is one thing, but saying you didn't like it *because you didn't understand it* just means you might legitimately be mentally handicapped

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>I don´t use thereof or wherefore in everyday use lmao

>tfw you realize the average /lit/ user is a 6'3" racist chad who owns farmland and has kids