post your red-pilled books, preferably classics,
the holy trinity of political realism theory:
>'History of the Peloponnesian War' by Thucydides
>'The Prince' by Machiavelli (did anyone here read Discourse's on Livy? is it
good?)
>'Leviathan' by Thomas Hobbes
Any more?
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These are the true red pill philosophers.
Spinoza is excellent
Sun tzu
John Locke
Francis Bacon
In fact we should not even be talking about these guys on here they could not handle it
>Sun Tzu
Funny way of spelling Lao Tzu
I enjoyed this, reasonably short and to the point.
When I have kids, I'm going to read Sun Tzu to them at bed-time.
I've never got round to Spinoza yet, a friend of mine has the complete works and it looks like a beast, anything particular to look into?
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here is the mega link for some Sup Forums e-books
Favourite Shakespeare lads?
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fucking newfags
The socialist phenomena - Igor Shafarevich
last exit to utopia - Jean Francois Revel
Yes we should all read Mein Kampf instead. Or Lee Iacocca.
Stop being so edgy.
>Make a thread
>don't post in it
cheers OP
Prince is almost entirely ironic tho.
Basically BTFOs commies
Merchant of Venice,duh
Darkness at Noon
i did tho
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Spinozas theological political treatise and just the political treatise. Definitely influenced by Hobbes, and says what Hobbes intended in a bolder way.
For casual philosophy Seneca is my fave, I also like the Hagakure just because it's so outrageously irrational and masculine.