/lit/ - Literature

>>6924221

More like past 1987.

>>6913304

This shit was seen coming a mile a way.

Ever since we Democraticized Education, its been an absolute fucking nightmare.

Being offended by ideas was considered an offense in College.

But Boomers fell asleep at the wheel. Our entire Higher Education system will have to be reconstructed from the ground up.

Even the Ivy League Schools won't matter, because they are doing nearly all the exact opposite things that makes University work.

>>6765008
Sorry bud.

>>6765157 is right.

Literature may be hyper-democratic, but our government itself isn't actually so.

Oligarchy has made a mother fucking mess of things.

It refuses to stop the anti-intellectualism, and our nation is absolutely god awful because of their excessive wealth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu32CCA_Ig

Government really ought to lean toward democracy, but literature cannot be refuge for the narrow-minded.

Somehow, we swapped those processes. It's intriguing to contrast, now that i think about it.

>>6765175

Pic related.

I can also take a picture of the sky, if you need further proof it's blue.