>Muh Stirner Spookites a shit. Look how beta he looks.

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You think that's bad? Look at this picture of Marx. You can tell he's a smug prick.

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>>8129362
>not wanting a strong confident handsome egoist man like stirner to cuddle you and tell you that love is a spook
Engels was shit at drawing and he still couldn't avoid portraying the irresistible features of his mortal enemy

>>8129362
That's not Stiner

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>couldn't avoid portraying the irresistible features of his mortal enemy

indeed.

>>8129443
Who is it then?

>>8129464
Marc Bloch

This is Fernand Braudel >>8129408

>>8129461
underrated desu

>>8129464
me

What this anon said >>8129443


Also:
>literally using a spook to slander stirner's case
that's quite some circular logic you got going there

>>8129461
>Squirrel in German is Eichhorn
>Eichhorn>Ei[...]n>Einzige
So the squirrel is Stirner's doppelgänger, his Geist-animal* floating above the strife, untouched, and prone to bite (apropriate) more than he can chew, yet not more than he can contain (in his cheeks, that is to, through dialectics), so that the ethereal rodent then is both what he creates to create himself that creates it to be consumed and therefore himself by himself, meaning that Engels obliquely declares Max as a nut.

* Note that the German word for animal is Tier, which in English means a separate rank or layer, like those of a wedding cake, marriage being a throughly Christian institution, which the anarchist philopher had some bad times with.