/lit/ - Literature

>>10506692

I mean if human beings with fears, flaws, emotions, and dreams are nothing but a collective phenotypical group of "mosquitos and taxes" you wouldn't be going out of your way to talk about them on an online forum dedicated to literature. It is hate - a virulent one in that it knows no bound or marker. Because if one is a black - no matter how good they are as people - are very literally vermin to you. They are a nuisance that you desire to swat and dismiss.

How did you get this way? What life event contributed to your "disdain" of blacks? Do you get violent when you see a black? Do you believe violence should be done unto any unsuspecting black? What do you do if a black person appears in your classroom or your place of work as an equal or an underling? How do you react?

As for Baldwin, I think he's a genius. He talks about life being black, being gay and being an artist in mid-20th century America in a refreshing manner. I think he's excellent and that just not liking one book in high school does not condemn him as a hack. I mean you aren't exactly unbiased now are you?