/lit/ - Literature

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I remember when I use to think like this. It's a really bad place to be, but I eventually got out of it and made an effort to be a nicer and warmer person. I think I got rejected one time before I found a girl who was willing to be my GF, then I lost my virginity to her, I was about 23 at the time.

Anti-fascism is going to be a lot about recovering lost youth in the future.

Check this >>12689092

Elliot Rodger is the consequence of a failing system that spreads corruption of values and put the blame on those who try to fix the system. Of course the false promises of fascism are going to attract weak minds by pulling from the strings of non-conformity while protecting the same problems and avoiding change.

These kids have problems they need to solve and the system instead feeds them hatred and fear of change.

These anons put it right
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>>12689304
Escape toxic conversations on the internet ASAP, go read the good books on stoicism and other classic food for the soul instead of modern shit.

>>12689689
This.

>>11374883
Because history.
They promoted Ayn Rand pro-egocentrism to suppress Occupy WallStreet.
They promoted Peterson to support their new rising right.
They promoted Nick Land to support an increased fascism.

And Mishima? He occupies a special place. Pic related.

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I will make you a favor, read "The New Psychology" by William Walker Atkinson, then read "Rhetorica ad Herennium". First book is about knowing yourself, and while some people will become pricks, by watching the pic I here posted you'll understand that being a prick is a trap. Second book is all about memory and how to speak.

Then for all that is sacred, read "The Belief in a Just World" by Melvin J. Lerner, and understand /pol/ is full of establishment worshiping marketers and retrograde spooks.