/lit/ - Literature

ayo
y'all motherfuckers still tryna overthrow capital
the marxist way? (now listen)
from the slums of moscow they call me prince PK
i come ready to smash the feds' interplay
don't need cops cause boy we got it made
work a couple hours a day give it away it's mutual aid
that's the real way of the prole's dominion
and those the same flows that beat a social darwinian
so boy get ya slingshot 'fore ya get cold feet
'n topple the tyrants--this the conquest of the beat
i'm done y'all

>implying we weren't always living in a post-9/11 world

If all product of human society(Property, material products, and ideas) are the result of the long history of millions upon millions of individuals helping each other create and invent then why is it logical or moral to have individuals people reap sole profits from their creations?

What are some good books about post-WW2 wars? Specially Vietnam

pic unrelated sorry

so I read Kropotkin's "Mutual Aid" and liked his ideas a lot.
What do I read next, that deals with the same themes and ideas? More Kropotkin or maybe some Bakunin?

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>What is workers' self-management
>What are Proudhonian artificial markets

This is one of the most retarded liberal democratic critiques of leftist economics I've ever read.

Are there any modern authors who develop upon Kropotkin's ideas? His shit is pretty good, but it is kind of outdated, and most modern anarchism seems to be more about "LOL fuck der police" than actual philosophy.

I win, faggots.