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ITT: Save people time and whittle down your recently finished book into a few succinct points. I'll start.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's "The Social Contract":
>Might does NOT make right
>The people and their government must move in tandem
>Enslaving your defeated enemies is as morally unjust as killing them
>A morally corrupt government should not be considered legitimate or tolerated
>Sacre bleu
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>>8489645
Mein Kampf - My failures are not my own fault, the Jews did it, we need a little room to grow
The Communist Manifesto - Poor people's failures are not their own, Rich people did it, we need a little room to grow
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>>8489655
>we need a little room to grow
That sounds like just about any bit of political philosophy desu senpai
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>>8489645
De anima
>soul is actualized life or something
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violence zizek
>you can say things are the opposite of what they seem
>ideology
>we need to try to think of a world without capitalism because soon we won't be able to think that way since we're so conditioned
>religion and science switched roles since after enlightenment
>ideology is everywhere
>hegel and lacan have sex while watching muslim riot
>marx joins in
>all three now blame capitalism
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>>8489705
is zizek worth reading?
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>>8489710
sincerely yes. violence was really good.
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>>8489717
is that where to start tho
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>>8489719
you can start there it's no problem. others might suggest living in the end times, but it's just being pedantic i think. go for it
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