/lit/ - Literature

>>9514373
>up to government to investigate
>actually believing that governments have best interests of natives at heart
The only ones that do are non-white or Eastern European.

>britain tries to educate its people
If that were true than education would be free.
>people aren't interested
That's simply not true, the education system has left many people in a state where they feel inadequate, lacking qualifications and unworthy to go to university.
The government should be creating fast track courses for people to get up to speed and better educated like Germany managed to do in the past.
Also, unis are full of meme degrees which shouldn't exist. These degrees lead astray those who want the prestige of a university education.

>as long as immigration keeps below the point of causing harm it should be allowed

I literally said this you idiot. However, immigration has been beyond this point for over 20 years in the UK and most of the West.
Most of this immigration has been of uneducated, unskilled, unrelated and anti-western people.

>north korea russia china ethnically homogeneous
Only North Korea is. Also, I very clearly said "almost always". Fuck me.
By the way, North Korea is pretty safe when it comes to regular crime.

>definition of rape expanded
>using this ignorant excuse
The definition of rape changed in 1997 (and it barely expanded).
If what you said is true then how long does it take for the change in definition to take affect? 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?
I ask this because the number of rapes have been disproportionately increasing consistently since then on a year by year basis, sometimes the number of rapes jumps by 30% in a single year.

You're either baiting me or are an ignorant idiot.
Do you even know that the UK is a police state? Probably not.

>>9509271
>poetry

Tis a load of tosh anyway.

>>9499745
It comes across as a bit pretentious.
Also, I hate dashes.

>>9495264
>leaving the paper covers on and not storing them in a safe location
>not getting the comfy simplistic hardcover feel

>>9494437
>>9494435
The Roman economy was not dependant on the slave trade, unless you consider plebs to be slaves.

Greece wasn't unified you buffoons.
The city states, which varied in their forms of government and economies, occasionally allied but that didn't make Greece a thing.


>>9494448
>From the same post you mention Europeans as the main drive of the North-African and Middle Eastern civilizations

LITERALLY, said nothing of the sort.
If you learned to read you'd know I was talking about the west African empires with those quotes.

>>9494450
What even are you?