/lit/ - Literature

>>17341115

If a work of fiction using its fictional scenario to virtue signal, is that thing they're virtue signaling about also fictional with no real world applications?

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By conservative they mean de Maistrean conservative, which better labeled as reactionary, so it should be called:
>/rg/ Reactionary General
I mean, sure, Burkean Conservatism is technically reactionary, but at the same time it is liberal. I suspect they call it:
>/cg/ Conservative General
is an attempt to avoid their thread being banned by the mods for being clear /pol/tardery. I also think that they are trying to get the reddit nu-conservatives to come in and read reactionary writers (which would honestly be an improvement).
The real question is why they think they need a general for their political ideology on a literature board. Just post about the books you want to talk about. generals are cancer anyway, but ideological generals especially so.