/lit/ - Literature

>>22183939
>Honestly? I just wanted to shill one of my favorite books.
>>22183941
it's written by a poser whose most edgy authors known are pretty entry-level themselves

>monkey see, monkey do

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>Why yes, the 3 most influential figures in my life have been Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard, and Hans-Hermann Hoppe, how could you tell?

Who cares what he reads? Rather, you should I ask what I read. I'll tell you since I'm much more interesting:

Deleuze, Hoppe, Land, Junger, Carlyle, Schopenhauer, Spengler, de Maistre...

ITT: Seething /pol/cucks and commies because intellectually superior, politically detached and clearpilled Accelerationists absolutely mog them in every way

Is the reason why I won’t die in my sleep because my mom replies to ”reply to this post or your son dies in his sleep tonight” posts on boomer forums? If that’s the case, mom, please stop replying to those posts.

Spengler
Chaucer
Deleuze
Redbeard

>Why yes, I have Revolted Against The Modern World, how could you tell?

Books on valuing your family above all other things in this world?

>>16283715
>Why no, I never learned how to read and write, why do you ask?

>>15794947
>The circumstances under which jihad can be declared are indeed limited,
This is completely bogus. Rather jihad is default unless there is commercium. That is, unless a kaffir nation has a pact of commercium with the khalifa, they are valid to raid. The idea that jihad is something that must be "declared" is modernist and based on the idea of early modern states. The Ottomans you mentioned understood this too, that's why they freely engaged in piracy and raiding ports and taking damsels as concubines from France and Iceland

>>15750515

>>15467208
I'm in tech sales
>>15467213
>being a dropout gives you an undesirable reputation within any educated circle of people.
I don't really think about going back to school ever. I unironically think people are more impressed with me than with a Stanford grad or any other big name school, all other things being equal, because they think of me as someone who bootstrapped his way to success. I'm well-spoken and clean cut so I generally fly under the radar anyway.

>>15459378
Hello, based department?

>>15342201
Based king poster

>>15016572
>Sometimes the Sentinelese waved and sometimes they turned their backs and assumed a "defecating" posture, which Pandit took as a sign of their not being welcome. On some occasions, they rushed out of the jungle to take the gifts but then attacked the party with arrows.
> Other obscene gestures in response to contact parties, such as swaying of penises, have been noted.
Hello, based department?