/lit/ - Literature

>>21314827
Absolutely.
Sorry but we live in a globalized world, as a global citizen you have a duty to remain open-minded and engage with the world rather than retreat into backwards provincialism/regionalism.
Reading this book will expand your intellectual horizons, regardless of where you were born.

These threads are embarrassing.
At first, I was an unthinking bluepill, just going along with what everyone said.
Then I discovered 4chan and /pol/ more specifically and became redpilled (also depressed).
Nowadays after experiencing the world I’ve become an unironic globalist, internationalist and cosmopolitan.
This choice was informed by my personal experiences (as a child of a UN diplomat I’ve had the luxury in living in multiple countries and I speak 3 languages) and also as a result of my own intellectual investigations.
The nation state is obsolete and responsible for many of the problems that plague us today.
A truly globalized world would allow for the possibility of organic communities organized around the principles of mutual aid and self reliance, while still being part of the global community.
We DON’T need overbearing centralized state apparatuses to dictate how we’re to live, humans are social animals that will naturally form communities based around rules that serve their needs and goals in the absence of governments.

>>21059405
So you admit you have terrible taste dummy?
Fufufu

>>21050728
Sociology for right-wing conspiracy theorists