/lit/ - Literature

>>13638483
Imagine the conversation between these two.

Zelea Codreanu is an interesting man. The only fascist that marched to his death without flinching.

>>10252671
There is one...

>"Democracy prevents the politician's fulfillment of his obligations to the nation. Even the most well-meaning politician becomes, in a democracy, the slave of his supporters, because either he satisfies their personal interests or they destroy his organization. The politician lives under the tyranny and permanent threat of the electoral bosses. He is placed in a position in which he must choose between the termination of his lifetime work and the satisfaction of the demands of party members. And the politician, given such a choice, opts for the latter. He does so not out of his own pocket, but out of that of the country. He creates jobs, sets up missions, commissions, sinecures--all rostered in the nation's budget--which put increasingly heavy pressures on a tired people."

>>8511266
>muh life
>i come from nuthin
>muh war
>muh stab in the back
>muh philosophy of failure
>muh german people
>muh master race
>muh lebensrum

Started reading it a million times (huge /his/ fag when I was a kid) but it really is quite bad as far as prose goes. Anyone who talks about it on this board doesnt seem to have a really great grasp on literature.

Pic somewhat related, its a much cuter fascist,

>>8490081
No it was a main rule to discourage /pol/ posting, but nowadays /pol/ has moved past Rand to... you know.