Why the heck do people focus so much on his antisemitism? It wasn't in any way important for his work or ideology, and yet it gets the most attention, and is even used to downplay his achievements.
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Why the heck do people focus so much on his antisemitism? It wasn't in any way important for his work or ideology...
Wyatt Wright
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Cooper Gray
Because his poetry was perfect and they needed something else to criticize him for.
Ian Cooper
It's easy to milk for controversy and academic moral point-scoring.
Adrian Butler
Virtue signalling.
Julian Perry
he sucks tho
/pol/ leave
Carson Adams
A man can build 1000 bridges and suck one cock, and he will be remembered as a cocksucker, not a bridge-builder.
Blake King
Because Jews control the western world and force the media to focus on it.
Ethan Collins
a man can suck 1000 cocks and build one bridge and he'll be remembered as OP.
Bentley Morris
For real though, how did he react to the Holocaust? What was the significance of it to him?
Colton Brooks
He thought it was a bit of a shit thing to happen
Nolan Collins
Because kikes will milk every shekel they can out of goys.
Gabriel Russell
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Nathaniel Ramirez
Not such a poet anymore huh?
Dylan Price
Harold Bloom said he didn't care.
Jayden James
Pseuds like to make themselves feel important and the easiest way to do that is to nitpick at the character of great men to take them down a peg.
Xavier Foster
Because antisemitism is good and everyone secretly wants another shoah.
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Oliver Myers
Because people don't understand that genuine literature is art for art. The only thing that matters is style. Humanism, morals are irrelevant. Hence why Céline is still the greatest French writer in spite of being a Nazi antisemite.
Hunter Brooks
>art for art
Utterly meaningless cliche
Xavier Hall
What if it's his own? Then he'll forever live in our hearts as the contortive bridge constructor.
Wyatt Adams
Haha I love reddit humour
Kevin Reed
>An bookwise, intensely clannish and extremely activistic group with a culture of critique operates within a hyper-altruistic environment
>pwees, no /pol/ stuff I'm afraid! I am OPEN MINDED.
OH NO, it's probably because "antisemitism" is very very interesting to average literary people.
Back to plebbit, retard.
Benjamin Brown
Humans find gossip more interesting than art, and probably will until Kingdom Come.
Tyler Ross
Anyone rich and privileged, and speaker of the English language, was into antisemitism then, just as today, anyone rich and privileged still eats meat and drives gasoline cars.
People care because nothing isn't important for someone's work or ideology.
>The Dry Salvages
"I do not know much about gods; but I think that the river
Is a strong brown god - sullen, untamed and intractable,
Patient to some degree, at first recognised as a frontier;
Useful, untrustworthy, as a conveyer of commerce;
Then only a problem confronting the builder of bridges.
The problem once solved, the brown god is almost forgotten
By the dwellers in cities - ever, however, implacable,
Keeping his seasons and rages, destroyer, reminder
Of what men choose to forget. Unhonoured, unpropitiated
By worshippers of the machine, but waiting, watching and waiting."
Mason Cook
take off the trip, you little shit
Luke Adams
Leave Constantine alone, fag.
Ian Lee
go to reddit if you want to upboat your favorite posters