/lit/ - Literature

All right, fuckers, I've got a plan to fix /lit/. Pic very much related: my plan essentially involves this board acting a lot more like /a/.

I don't know how many of you guys regularly go to /a/, but it's one of the most elitist, mean-spirited boards on this site. They have zero tolerance for newfags and they do not believe in coddling or spoonfeeding people who just show up asking about shit. They will bully and harass newfags until they shut up and lurk more.

This is what we need to do to the /r9k/ posters. We need to harass and bully them until they either shut up and lurk, or leave and go kill themselves. We need to become as elitist as we pretend we are.

>>12423159
Heh, wrong again

I like sucking big hard cock. Books for this feel?

Yes, becuase nothing makes you an interesting person. What makes you an interesting person is the observer of yourself. Nothing you do is inherently interesting unless the person observing finds it interesting. That’s why some people find you interesting and others don’t.

>>12214125
What, how? You can attend klan rallies and kill Indians. There’s literal slavers and a slave trade in the game. This isn’t even mentioning the amount of racism, sexism, bigotry, and hate in the game. Hell, even Sean and to an extent Arthur are openly racist. There’s only one woman in the game who doesn’t fit traditional roles, which is Sadie, and the reason for her non traditional character is a good one.
This is your brain on /pol/

I like Hegels interpretation that art is an expression of profound ideas. And that most ideas when stated in a bland-nonfiction way are easily forgotten or the weight of the message is misinterpreted. Therefore art is needed to express the ideas of philosophers and the like in a way that makes us remember it and understand the weight of such messages.