/lit/ - Literature

>>22996717
>Everything i agree with is truth
>Everything i disagree with is not true

>>22992627
Most people who ask this question are just dribbling idiots that either wish to provoke an argument or larpers who don't read. I asked a few months ago about older books on fatherhood, got a few good and a few great recommendations that have helped me.

>>22957812
Oh sure, just like the Christian faith too. We're entering the terminal decline of Liberalism. The election of a certified retard, an actual mentally deficient woman suffering from Downs Syndrome is a high water mark that may take time to surpass.

The blacksun is an evocative image that i find appealing in that it immediately repels jews, the left and many minorities. They know little of its history, only that it depicts hostility to them.

>>22910431
You, do not.

>Not Commander George Lincoln Rockwell

It does seem to be true that once you name the jew he flees. The conversation died immediately once They were named.

>>22855467
>muh holy cross necklace
You're no better than them.

>>22843496
>Intelligence tests, in particular the IQ test, are debunked you just don't know it. My IQ is 162.

Neither of these things are true. IQ tests, never called that in practice, are used all across the professional world. You should know this. The reason they are prohibited is because of the unavoidable results that every single test (provided it has a high % of g-loading, that being questions desgined to extrapolate a g-factor) show, that a handful demographics rank low and others rank high.

>>22780059
It is the logical endpoint of being any of the following:
>Nationalist
>Disenfranchized White
>Native European
>Concious of what is happening in society
>Anti-Marxist
>Anti-globalist
>Family-oriented
>Angry and betrayed
>Fighting age male

>>22647544
Aristocracy takes the mantle of leadership. Protection is the only metric by which a people can justify a postion of priviledge. The aristocracy provided that, they provided leadership and protection and in return asked for some amount of obligation. This is the basis for all verticle heirarchies because the masses are incapable of leadeeship.

This also renders all Liberal Democracies invalid by their inability to protect its native peoples.

>>22633751
Kurt Eggers.

The lowest. Elric, your pic, is objectively better. For fuck sake, Andrzej Sapkowski didnt even realize why people were reading his books until the 3rd. And why they had 0 success outside of his region of Poland.

>>22518934
>>age
Early 30s

>>IQ
Never tested, average.

>>height
6'0"

>>university
Never attended, went to community college to obtain my high school equivilency

>>favorite book
A Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich

>>major
Never pursued higher education

>>job (if you have one)
Machiniet & Mechanic in the oil & gas industry

>>content with life (y/n)
Yes, married, own a house and an acre of land. Expecting my fist child in May 2024

>>22518141
>At the very least we seem to be ruled by a more vile elite
We are ruled by an economic elite, not a warrior, nor military, or religious, or political or ethnic elite. Hence why economics is the be all end all of everything.

>I think democracy is a mistake, I think it's the weak collectively bargaining to shackle the strong
I don't think there are 'strong' in any meaningful way it is capable and trusted leadership we want. Strong vs weak is meaningless here, there is leader and follower, officer and soldier. One needs the other.

>Is this the general view of Nietzsche and what's meant by aristocratic radicalism
I can not say, Nietzsche appears to be one of those thinkers that can be used to justify a great number of positions.

>I'm not a reader of philosophy, rather of fiction largely, but I'd like to become one and think something that interests me would be
I started with reading non-fiction, unironically with the greeks. Specifically Sparta. Gradually moved on from there. Reading a follower of Spengler currently. American Nazi, Yockey.

But i am not the person you may have been talking with.

>>22328409
The Ford translation is the most recent and accurate, it is not available on shelves. Archive.org has it.