/lit/ - Literature

>>10730385
>which I think is indeed a characteristic that is common to most conservatives, and it is a very bad way of constructing a worldview. if you question things in order to deepen your understanding of the world then I've not said anything to criticise you.
I'm not a conservative by any means but I've come around to understanding their perspective by questioning my previous left wing assumptions. Stop generalizing most "conservative" thinkers. In a sense the "right" is becoming more and more counter-cultural in a way that wouldn't have been possible until at least the advent of modernity. If most Conservative thinkers just said "it's muh common sense" that would be retarded I agree. Question all your assumptions and don't blindly put yourself and others in arbitrary categories. I wish most left-wingers I know would actually try on some Burke for size without dismissing it beforehand. Try it out you might even enjoy yourself.
>bad way of constructing a worldview
>implying there is a good one

>>10707713
>started a zine
look guys he started a zine!!
>you faggots can't even write or have any interest in publishing properly
again you don't know anybody here personally stop projecting, and if you're so much better than us than why are you here

do we write for others or ourselves?

>>10635993
>>10635993
It's not that simple; Frankfurt School critical theory and Foucault's theory of knowledge and power (albeit watered down and misunderstood) has enabled a whole slew of CRT and post-colonial trash in academia. You're right in that cultural marxism is a meme, doesn't mean they weren't a bunch of degenerate Jews. Foucault, Adorno and Horkheimer are good reading though.

Hey C/Lit/ does any1 here read james patterson? he is truely an american classic