/lit/ - Literature

>destroys transgender ideology
why do trannies love him, again?

>>21319212
he looks like stirner

>>21223498
Religion is fake and gay and most of Zoomers have understand it. I still baffles me of how many Christcucks there is on this board

>>20279886

Why isn't the ego a spook?

>>20241689

Just ordered The ego and its own, what am I in for?

Is Stirner the successor of Plato?

his whole philosophy boils down to "your rights end where my freedom begins"
i've never read any of his works btw but im still right

If you dont want to work, then you dont have to work.

You are jsut too scared of what you have to do and the options for those who do not want to work.
If you are a wage slave it is because you want to be a wage slave. Stop pretending otherwise.

Can anyone refute him?

>Dude uh morals aren't real lol I can't touch them
How did this 14 year old gain a semi respectable position in academia

>The State would accuse me of being a domestic terrorist. In this their estimation is wrong not only in degree but type; for though I am a terrorist, it is of the demonistic variety.

What the hell did he mean by this?

>Yo Engels draw my forhead like super big and I'll call myself "Stirner" lmaooo
(Stirn is forhead in german)

Guess what book was written the year Nietzsche was born?

>>17308426
Spook made by Jews to keep you in place

>Stirner was born as Johan Caspar Schmidt on October 25, 1806, into a lower middle class German household of a Lutheran religious affiliation. Stirner’s father died when he was only six months old, and Stirner was consequently raised by his mother, and later by his aunt after his mother remarried. His mother appears to have been plagued by mental illness, and it is interesting to considering what psychological effects having been raised without a father and by an unstable mother might have had on Stirner.

>Stirner never expressed anything other than contempt for bourgeois norms in either his philosophy or, ultimately, in his private life. His two marriages seem to have likely been for the sake of convenience, most probably financially motivated, and Max Stirner was largely responsible for squandering the inheritance of Marie, his second wife. Much of his later life was spent dodging debt collectors, and Stirner spent two stints in debtors’ prison before he eventually died in 1856 at the age of forty-nine. His cause of death has been traditionally attributed to an illness that was developed after a poisonous insect bite.

>In short, a typical Millennial; perhaps a typical alt-Righter.

>>Leerheit<<

>What individual exists when you call everything My Void. <<Leerheit>>

>>16817711
>it is his duty to marry
Says who?

where do I start with him?

im going to pour milk on these spooks