/lit/ - Literature

>>22507583
The Company Town: The Industrial Edens and Satanic Mills That Shaped the American Economy by Hardy Green
>hands down the most potently blackpills loaded book I have ever read yet it isn't blackpilled.

Levittown by Kushner
>usual suspects in suburbia ruin the protosuburb suburb with civil rights crusade and a black guy rapes and murders as soon as he enters this segregated neighborhood

Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam
>this one I have not actually read only watched videos about

The Cultural Cold War: the CIA and the World of Arts and Letters
>also have not read just videos

The Feminization of America by Anne Douglas
>the dissemination of information is implicitly shaped by its intended interpreter. Church is actually a business to target mother and child first and foremost. Coupled with the Cultural Cold War these two books are Karen's dark origin story as the final boss bitch of Suburbia

Who Owns Information? By Anne Branscombe
>yep its them and not you. No you can't get them to stop. The court is theres. Many have tried and spent themselves dry fighting it with no sympathy from the public. Richard Stallman, king of /g/ is interviewed ( ' v ' )

The Marketing of Evil by David Kupelian
>(Audiobook skim is better. Just get exposed to each company example and get the gist. The blackpill is that all of this is impotent in lieu of Church piety and even more impotent without its platform to broadcast and organize)


Culture of Critique by Kevin McDonald
>bought the book and a friend took it and never gave it back. Jews in Museums and anthropology making a MESS.

>>22448228
I have been icecreammaxxing this whole summer everyday 2 scoops.
I have less than $200 in my checking account at the end of each month and make minimum wage.