/lit/ - Literature

sorry

>>16786906
stealing physical books from the local library is where its at

>>16787035
This is beyond scummy. If you’re going to steal books steal it from a soulless retailer like Barnes & Noble not a library.

>>16786906
Exactly. If I like a book, first I pirate it, then track down the author, follow him (and I mean "him" because I don't read books written by women), and forcefully give him a blowjob.

>>16787100
Based and checked

>>16787047
I steal from my local mom and pop shop

>>16787437
Ok this is Based. Fuck Local bookstores.

>>16787047
nah, i'll steal it form the local financially struggling boomer with 6 kids.

>>16787047
agree, libraries are a pretty hard to deny good service for society. Steal anywhere else and im sure you can find a way to justify it

how many books can you fit in your pants anons? I once walked out of a barnes and nobles with the entire Harry Potter series tucked around my waist under the belt

>>16787437
Unspeakably based

>>16786906
I enjoy it. There's nothing like leaving the store with a stack of books in my arms and cracking one open on the way home.

>>16787601
I only have one rule with stealing from libraries. If the last time it was checked out was 50 years ago, it's ok.

>>16787601
Bullshit, libraries are currently in the process (at least in USA, not sure about abroad) of destroying their older books to make room for more YA lit and computer banks for hobos to crank off in. Look at the book called The Double Fold, it's all about this; we are living in a golden age of book burning

>>16787655
t. RC Waldun

>>16787665
I.e. get those books out of there while you can. Another useful tip; many libraries don't bother to update their oldest pieces with modern antitheft strips cause no one checks them out, so you can literally walk right out with them

>>16787437
>he doesn't steal from his local aunt and nephew shop

You can't not be a consumer if you live in a capitalist society. Your only alternative is living in the woods.

>>16787665
Is this just public libraries, or also the ones for universities? And don't they generally hold a little sale of books they no longer need to raise funds, rather than just throwing stuff out?

>>16787698
Living in the woods sounds nice desu, just milking goats, planting beans, never having to answer email again... maybe I'll become some half-assed anprim.

>>16787701
It's both. It started during the microfilm boom but is now only accelerating due to digitization. They are short on space and justify the destruction by claiming that digitization improves access anyway.

>>16786906
Metapolitics

>The ND opposes multiculturalism and the mixing of different cultures within a single society, opposes liberal democracy and capitalism, and promotes localised forms of what it terms "organic democracy", with the intent of rooting out elements of oligarchy. It pushes for an "archeofuturistic" or a type of non-reactionary "revolutionary conservative" method to the reinvigoration of the Pan-European identity and culture, while encouraging the preservation of certain regions where Europeans and their Caucasian descendants may reside. Concurrently, it attempts to sustain the protection of the variance of ethnicities and identities around the globe, defending the right of each group of peoples to keep their own lands and regions to occupy. To achieve its goals, the ND promotes what it calls "metapolitics", seeking to influence and shift European culture in ways sympathetic to its cause over a lengthy period of time rather than by actively campaigning for office through political parties.

>De Benoist and other early GRECE members had long been involved in far-right politics, and their new movement was influenced by older rightist currents of thought like the German conservative revolutionary movement. Although rejecting left-wing ideas of human equality, the Nouvelle Droite was also heavily influenced by the tactics of the New Left and some forms of Marxism. Particularly influential were the sociocultural ideas of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, with ND members describing themselves as the "Gramscians of the Right".

>>16787723
I think I posted in the wrong thread. Sorry.

>>16786906
Nah I’m just richer than you lol

>>16787750
Imagine being proud of being a consumer.

I like being a coomer

Only degenerate filth steals

>>16787783
Imagine being proud of being poor

>>16788061
>>16787783
no need to make a virtue out of poverty

>>16788133
h-heh yeah poverty has never been a virtue.

>>16788146
correct