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Read the communist manifesto first and then go with Das Capital

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital:_Critique_of_Political_Economy

It depends what you already know really, how well you know the history of mankind, how well you understand economics, what else would you like to learn etc.
tell me more about what you are interested in and why, and what have you read so far

kill yourself for wanting to have anything to do with marx you commie scum

>>7709398
confirmed for not having read it

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>No greater mistake could be made than to think the PUAs are modern Casanovas. Casanova was an adventurer and a man of a hundred talents, HENCE his great success with women. PUAs are just a bunch of losers who spent half their lives unable to get laid, and the other half desperately trying to make up for it. Lack of talents and any kind of adventurousness beyond skirt-chasing are REQUIREMENTS to be a PUA. Casanova, meanwhile, while certainly no philosopher, was a true representative of culture. He even rubbed Voltaire's nose in it at one point. PUAs, on the other hand, are strictly anti-culture. Roosh for example goes to London — one of the greatest cities in the world — and reports back that "there is nothing there". Krauser thinks that Austrian economics are culture. GLL thinks higher education is a scam. Half the others can't think of anything else beyond clubs and steroids. They are against marriage, education, work, art, sports... (and of course against philosophy), in short against anything besides getting laid, against any other dimension of life.
That PUAs try to put themselves forward as representatives and defenders of masculinity is an absurd presumption that one should show no sympathy with. There is not the slightest doubt that LACK of masculinity is precisely the reason the PUAs became PUAs in the first place. If you are masculine you have to fight women off, any masculine man knows this. And what they also know, that still escapes PUAs, is that masculinity is not something that can be taught but something you must be born with (it's called genetics), and that the only people who could be fooled that it can be are, indeed, women.
Was he right?

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>The 5-year-old child who suggested that America "kill everyone in China" to avoid having to pay its 1.3 trillion dollar debt to that country. We finally got to the point where the solutions to our problems are literally obvious even to children.

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>>7709286
Is it wrong that I want Evola to fuck me in my peasant ass while whispering in my ear about higher realities?

>>7709183
some car book by king stephan, the king of horror

>>7709124
No it means that American children are less likely to catch the reference to alchemy.

sorcerer is a cool word for chads and philosopher is a boring word for big gay nerds

>>7709166
Sorcerers and philosophers are both pretty gay, warlock, on the other hand, sounds similar to warlord, and doesn't strike the image of faggy fat men in pointy hats as much as wizard does.

the world as will and representation

Portrait of the artist as a young man

>>7709080
Half of that is boring drivel, better an audiobook of P&P v2.

Not really, normie sites are filled with normies.

i'd say it's as shit as /lit/

>>7709030
yeah im old so i remember when AOL dumped their userbase on the legit internet (providers often had their own segregated "networks" back in the day, where the usually distinguished "the internet" something seperate to their userbase.

even though i think everyone should embrace the internet, the signal to noise ratio is getting bad. however this time around I think the web is going to die off in a few decades, and things are going to be federated logins on apps. it's sad but I really think we're going that direction.

Oda al pedo:

Es un aire del futuro
que te sale por el culo
y que anuncia la llegada
de una nueva cagada

gb2 Mexico

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>>7709012
>tercera persona en un contexto informal
Latinos pls go

Stop reading brain masturbation and dedicate yourself to actual literature.

Bump for interest

>>7709136
suck shit nerd

just read the complete works of jin yong over and over again. there are some fan/amateur translations floating around online just google around. quality kinda blows. reading wuxia in translation is a bit of a fool's endeavour in my mind.

>tfw not at your computer so you can't post your nice liberty snake memes

Civil Disobedience by Thoreau and anything from Tiqqun.

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>>7708896
A Marxist cheering on Toussaint L'ouverture and making apologetics for revolutionary murder from Robespierre to Lenin. Pretty much everything anti-statists could hope for

Cool pictures

>>7708892
A Catholic study bible of your choice.

Revised Standard Version.

do whatever you want you retard

what you should do is make a thread when you've actually read something and want to discuss it instead of worthless threads like this.

>>7708876
Read them all, they are amazing. Book six of the Aeneid is life changing.

>>7708990
jidf pls go

which ones, BMV?

>>7708784
BMVs, seekers, the handy book exchange, some other book store on Bloor by Christie. If you know any other good ones lemme know.

>>7708781
find it on your own, faggot

Borges wrote a really good story about this. It's in Ficciones.

http://www.voxpublica.org/2009/07/three_versions_of_judas.html

>>7708821

Holy shit I actually read this some years ago, didn't remember it. Thanks!

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>>7708778
This book is about what you are talking about.

I read his fiction.

>>7708768
I'm interested in reading Ligotti more thoroughly, but he's quite heavy on the nihilism! Can you recommend a quote/section of his that isn't overwhelmingly crushing?

>>7709062
>overwhelmingly crushing
Isn't that the point?
Most of his short stories are quite fun if you don't look into them too much.

>>7708739
solipsism is the far extreme where others don't exist.

>>7708739
Libertarianism also known as being 16.

>>7708744
This I guess

Egoism, obviously