Books maketh the man. What are we reading?
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Parker Bennett
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Landon Rivera
Das kapital
Julian Rogers
last one i red was 'ways that are dark' a redpill book about chinks, once red there's no going back. its free pdf online
Angel Young
The Holy Bible.
Juan Scott
Big Brother is watching
Matthew Young
our brains aren't wired for reading. they're wired to hear and see things. youtube > reading
Jordan Howard
this post should be awarded as the most Sup Forums post of 2017
Sup Forumstards unironically believe this
Jacob Diaz
But you see words when you read, no?
Julian Price
NIETZSCHE
Beyond Good and Evil
Noah Martinez
Witnessed
Care to give the plot?
I like chinks, and pol makes me wonder whether I am naive.
Samuel Rogers
is that knausgard or whatever the fuck his name is? jfc i couldn't get past the second chapter of the first book. the emperors new clothes of high brow literature if there ever was one.
Angel Murphy
he's a gifted stylist, no question
Ethan Price
>Aristotle's Politics
>Jewish Revolutionary Spirit, E. Michael Jones
>Culture of Critique, can't remember author
>Mere Christianity, CS Lewis
Jayden Morales
Reading that book was like choking down lentil stew. Dense, unreadable, no hooks. I really don't think I'm a brainlet, is there some trick to reading it?
Oliver Baker
The Harmony of Interests: Agricultural, Manufacturing & Commercial
—Henry C Carey
Seriously Sup Forums, this is something you should all read. Socialism in all it's forms is a Marxist creation. Slapping swastikas on it and putting a "national" qualifier in front does not change the fact that it is cancer.
Read Henry Carey's book and become a National Capitalist.
Jordan Cox
>Nassim Taleb - Antifragile
>Nietzsche - Thus Spoke Zarathustra (if you are going to read only one from him)
>Edward Bernays - Propaganda
Charles Gomez
read some odd journalist piece he did on tracing the Scandinavian connection in north america. Was very stylized but relatively funny
had a bit in Newfoundland where his hotel toilet wouldn't flush so he mashed the shit down rather than contact the staff
Thomas Williams
>s there some trick to reading it?
I dunno, just got started. Nietzsche was great at self-aggrandizement.
Liam Peterson
So we are just going to let the jews be jews and megacorporations fuck people in the ass as they take advantage of loopholes? We will let mass media control the narratives? Capitalism as a foundation for the economy is great, but they cater to our most basic instincts (hedonism). You won't have a consumers invest in military defence, but porn and whores. That's why capitalist market need to be guided by a moral state that has the interest of the people first.
Leo Gonzalez
>moral state
This.
What is moral? Science doesn't recognize moral value. Religion is retrograde. This is the shape we're in.
Blake Turner
The Gulag Archipelago
Ian Lewis
Right now now I'm reading "A tale of two cities" by Charles Dickens.
Next up is "New heart of Wisdom", a commentary on the heart sutra.
Nathan Flores
-Seneca's 'Moral Letters to Lucilius'
-'Hagakure' by Yamamoto Tsunemori
While i'm at work I'll listen to Epictetus' 'Enchiridion', Musashi's 'Book of 5 rings' or Sun Tzu's 'Art of War'.
I'm on my way to being a top-tier sociopath.
Jaxson Anderson
going postal
>briddy gud
Brayden Cox
Candide
Jonathan Ross
>Candide
Always look on the bright side of life.
Luis Peterson
That's him. I always think he's Richard D James aka Aphex Twin.
Liam Brooks
Confessions of a Crap Artist
The Trouble with Gurley Pets
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Battlefield Earth
>reading jew myths
Please
Lincoln Kelly
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Charles Sanchez
The audiobooks mentioned are available on Youtube.
Evan Perry
Mein Kampf, figured i should start at the source. Always been interested in revolutioanry history, Hitler has by far intrigued more then any other
Camden Scott
Read the book. Seriously. Read it.
Robert Rivera
The Sword of Truth series.
Probably the most redpilled fantasy-fiction. Chock full of political commentary via plot mechanisms. Tons of common-sense, practical life lessons.
Blake Butler
The Prince, Machiavelli
Hudson Allen
Just finished, Argonautica, I will now read the Aeneid.
David Watson
The Strange Death Of Europe
Douglas Murray
It’s a catalogue of our errors, and our soon to be point of no return.