/lit/ - Literature

>>21594099

I have not read all of these. Kurt Eggers writings are full of vitality and the celebration of the struggle. I know Evola is on here but not read him, he is a red herring that is just shit. Also Mein Kampf, at least the first half.

>>21004605
Because people recommend reading a very difficult philosophical abstract thinker for no reason. When they should he pointed towards books like Mein Kampf, For My Legionaires and books that you can get very motivated by.

I can not recommend Mein Kampf enough for ite straight forward simple message.

>>20923254
That is not great, you have missed out on much. But, you are still able to do much more. You forsake the folly of youth and begin serious change.

Read a Biological Worldview. Limit your self-abuse to once a week if you can not go cold turkey and begin finding a world-concept to motivate you.

That is the secret to starting, once you make clear gains the work becomes self-fullfilling in terms of benefits, the world-concept then becomes a direction and not simply a how-to-do-it but a why-you-do-it.

You need to do it. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

>>20922586
National-Socialism can fix that. If you want it, if not you will slowly sink in to a pit of your own making.

You should do it.

>>20726770
>Traditional values and technological progress cannot coexist, it's an oxymoron,

Of course they can. You are confusing technological advancement with goyslop fastfood, mass media entertainment and base consumerism. Reddit mindset.

>>20639123
Reactionary Lit

>>20610705
>>20611099

Kek

>>20582173
>>20582209

Times are great for me, i homestead and want for little more than rain. There is nothing in mass media worth keeping, never has been.

>>20497962
Philosophy - Pagan Imperialism, an earlier title was Roman Traditionalism

Short Story - Awakening of a National Socialist

Mindset & Emotional appeal - For my Legionaires, Codreanu.

Still reading the rest, Egger is quite pleasant to read and fast becoming a favorite.

>>20466514
>Why are you equating capitalism to consumerism. Take for eaxmple that end goal of marxism. It is literally to have a hyper consumerist culture.
>No seriously I'm not going to just let this go, explain yourself.
>Why are you equating capitalism to consumerism.

Every Western Liberal Democracy has an economic system that, at its foundation, is built on the premise that people buying and selling products and services. That is it. The more goods and services we sell to each other, the better the economy. This is basic consumerism. The more you consume, the strong the economy. Contrast this with the less people consume, the weaker the economy.

This places us in the unwelcome position of incentivising all manner of disgusting behavior. As fat, couch-surfing, diabetic who is unable to produce anything themselves is a perfect consumer. While also dying earlier, if left unattended, with continual intervention they can prolong the life/suffering or a 300 pound person far beyond the norm and extract every red cent from them. This should be repugnant, but it has become normalized in the same way that eating natural and healthy is no longer the norm.

>Let me put it this way, the problem with capitalism is that it allows people to create problems and it doesn't try to micro manage solutions. I understand that your contention with capitalism is the freedom it prescribes
Every system allows for this. The problem here is that it is happening at all times at all levels of society. Profit above all. Capitalism at the local and mid level is unbeatable at raising living standards and decreasing povery. But now we are seeing the opposite, as the acquistion of capital overrides all over concerns. Family, loyalty, kinship, culture, heritage. All are erasee by the societal drive for capital.

The mindset of if i stay late and miss the growth of my boy, i will make up for it in his later years or that both mother and father need to work ans pay a stranger to raise your child is the only result of this system.

recommend me similar book/infographics related to picrel