/lit/ - Literature

>work at library
>none of the people who work there actually read or talk about reading

>>8187831
If it's so trivial "and can be discarded at will", why are there so many anons on 4chan who are afraid of race mixing making whites a minority in 20 years.
As it's a painful feel associated with a potential happening, which however doesn't advantage or disadvantage them, and so should better be dropped, why don't they?
Just an example.

>>8187803
It's not discussed because it's a short insight, possibly not realizable in his ways, and there's not much to add.

>>8187831
If it's so trivial "and can be discarded at will", why are there so many anons on 4chan who are afraid of race mixing making whites a minority in 20 years. If it's a painful feel that doesn't disadvantage them, and so should better be dropped and can be done easily, why don't they?

>>8155184
What's you point? (If I made grammatical errors, I blame it on English not being my mother language)

Today when I look at fights over religions, I conclude that the those are actually faux reasons and it's more that some people are mad at others for reasons about resources/control/class etc.
Isn't that so and was it ever different?

In particular, I find it odd people had arguments over multi- vs. monotheism. Isn't it the case that people just fight over something and those religious questions are just make believe points that don't honestly matter for people who recognize that the other guy just grew up with some other indoctrination?