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>Recognizing that the shaping of world history has been generally dominated by the Caucasian race, Stirner uses the Caucasian as his model of the man who works to rid himself of his more primitive nature. First, he must work off his “innate negroidity,” which represents the man of antiquity, who was enslaved to things of the natural world. This slavery is embodied in the innumerable superstitions found among sub-Saharan peoples. Stirner is not asserting the existence of rigid racial types, for in fact he is speaking of “negroidity” within Caucasians, recognizing the common descent of races.

max says dont be a wigger okay.

Are there actions that are entirely selfless?
And if yes, what requirements does it have to meet to be selfless?

>muh me

>ITT: book that Stirner would've liked

I personally have no idea... Chechov maybe? Please help me, /lit/.

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>Muh feefees
Ah yes, the argumentative capacity of idealogues

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