/lit/ - Literature

What does /lit/ think of Schmitt?

Recommend me some books to understand the debate between him and the german pozitivists

>nation has existed for nearly two centuries
>picrel of only writer worth reading
Why are Germans so academically deficient? Ffs they have to claim a proud Polish Catholic national like Nietzski as one of their own. Pathetic.

>Something is political only if it makes a clear distinction between who is your friend and who is your enemy
>Find your friend and make him help you to destroy your enemy by telling him the features of your enemy
>However liberalism tries to depoliticalize the world by saying that trade, peace, and aspiration of the people are the biggest virtues
>This creates “tyranny of value” that indirectly discredit and demonize other ideas
>To combat this “tyranny” is to combat liberalism coz if the foundation is being destroyed, the superstructure soon will be vanished.

Is he worth reading? I am not a Nazi, but some of his ideas such as the state of exception, what real "democracy" is supposed to be like, what the state is and also how modern secular political concepts are derived from theological concepts are very interesting.
Where should I start with him?