/lit/ - Literature

>>12089626
> What is the deal with the right attacking academia. Why is it such a threat? Why is it such a threat?

Dude, read some history. All revolutions start with ideas shared by a seemingly harmless groups of people. The problem is not the system as much as the bad players in the system.

> Wouldn't the capitalists at the helm of massive corporations have much more influence?

The real power players pretend to have no power. Look at how powerful the LGBT community is. Only 2% of the population and they can bend every corporation and most politicians to its will, crying victim all the time, and insinuating themselves into every public event and forcing everyone to see and accept their degeneracy. The Black advocacy groups have a lot of power as well. They just give the signal and their members would go on a rampage. See LA riots and BLM. Even cops are so afraid of them that they order business owners to not defend themselves and let their stores be looted lest they be accused of racism and racial profiling. The real victims of discrimination don't get any attention while thugs got killed police are treated as marytrs. Think about that.

>>12042120
>I have ideas about how to improve the schooling system. Ideas about how to improve my local infrastructure. things like solving small problems in peoples lives. I think about everything and anything.

Ideas are a dime a dozen. Just because you have a wild imagination doesn't necessarily mean your thought process or solutions have any bearing on reality.