/lit/ - Literature

>>3628364
Any book by Ron Paul. Guy knows nothing of politics.

The Vagina Ass of Lucifer Niggerbastard

Expect Resistance by Crimethinc.

>>3628374

I'm glad you're uneducated enough to not know what 'political correctness' is.

>>3628388
I'd heard it was a riveting autobiography. What'd you think of it, Anon?

Anything politically related by Noam Chomsky or neo-nazis.

Not implying there's an association, lol.

>>3628401
I thought Marx wasn't exactly politically correct, but made some good points. Bakunin more so.

>>3628424
>>3628424

Also the Unabomber's Manifesto and anything Murray Rothbard ever wrote about.

>>3628424
>Not implying there's an association, lol.
I hope not. Noam "Neo Nazi" Chomsky is a bit of a mouthful.

Naked Lunch. The sex bits could have been ripped straight from Gurochan. Blew my mind.

>>3628440
Naked Lunch is the Pinnacle of Literature. Though I guess I'm lucky no one seeing me reading it has any clue what it's about. Except typewriters fucking.

I only read it because of its notoriety.

Does Breivik's manifesto count?

This is a silly question when there's swathes of movements dedicated to it. Go read Babyfucker

Hog, by Delany

What show is that, OP? I've been watching a couple British panel shows w/ David Mitchell recently (QI, WILTY?). Is David Mitchell on this one?

>>3628499
We shun plagarizers around here.

>>3628519
>Is David Mitchell on this one?
Sometimes. It's Mock the Week. It's a bit like a more relaxed Have I got News for You.

>>3628364
Please.

O, Marloooowe!

"No Gods, No Masters," an anthology of anarchist writings.

>>3628401
what is humor?

>>3628440
this, or bataille's story of the eye

I thought the main character was a pretty cool guy, eh shoots schools and doesn't afraid of anything

A copy of Mein Kampf in farsi

I saw it being sold on the front shelf of a bookstore (right next to a copy of animal farm) in a bazaar and felt an uncontrollable urge to buy it.

Haven't really been able to read much of it due to how shit I am at reading in farsi.

Gravity's Rainbow. There's no denying it.

The Roman, man, it's very incorrect for a book written in 1962.

The Dream Songs - John Berryman

Also possibly my favourite book.

Scat mostly

>2013
>reading
shiggy

Starship Troopers

Mein Kampf (but not for the reasons everyone assumes; there's actually very little about antisemitism and racism in the book, and a tonload about democracy, communism, and fascism)

>>3628925

>implying any organisation can function without hierarchy

>implying anarchy isn't a child's wet dream

>>3629433
>implying Belgium wasn't an anarchy for most of 2012 and didn't function perfectly

>>3629434

>implying all bosses suddenly weren't bosses anymore

>implying all hierarchy was reduced to nothing because the fake government wasn't there

>implying school teachers were just regular students

>implying every single boss was just an employee

>implying Belgium didn't have any hierarchy anymore

>implying you're over 17

>>3629438
>implying that's what anarchy means
>implying ad hominem

>>3629434
Oh fuck, you might have a point. EU confirmed for possible Utopia as power are destroyed in Brussels.

>>3629438
>Implying anarchy means no hierarchy

Anarcho-communist shit detected

>>3628388

I've always thought that it was a huge mistake not to use the title: The Pussy Shithole of Lucifer Niggerbastard.

>>3629456

That's what it means.

>monarchy
One ruler

>anarchy
No ruler

>demonarchy
Ruled by demons

>matriarchy
Ruled by your mom

>patriarchy
Ruled by my dad

>>3629464
Ruler != hierarchy

>>3629433

>>implying any organisation can function without hierarchy

Why not?

>>3629551
>Why not?
It wouldn't suit his argument

>>3629433
> Catalonia during Spanis Civil War
> Not functioning

>>3628364
Political Correctness is the opposite of a good thing. If there is a surefire way to make someone racist, it's through political correctness.

On OPs topic, my dad's reading all of the James Bond books, and he keeps calling me to tell me how racist they are. So, the chinese-africans in Dr. No are called "chingros" HA. Hilarious. But the guy refused to write the word fucking.

>>3629456
Anarchism means no involuntary subordination. Hierarchy is synonymous with involuntary subordination within anarchist discourse. There is still involuntary subordination in Belgium.

>>3629551
Humanity doesn't work that way. Look at the hippies. The entire movement lasted 5 years. Then they turned into yuppies, and started the "positive reinforcement parenting" thing which fucked up EVERYTHING. Fuck. Now everybody is obese. That's what happens if you try to exist without a hierarchy. It's basically this:
"what do you want to do?"
"Oh, I don't know, what do you want to do?"
"I don't know, go to the movies?"
"I don't want that. Lets go to the zoo."
And it just keeps going on and on because having choices constantly is exhausting and stressful so everybody gets high instead. And fat.

>>3629635

>Humanity doesn't work that way.

Anarchistic hunter-gatherers have existed as long as humans have.

>>3629383
I can relate. I got the Bali Bomber's manifesto in Arabic. That was just an ebook though.

>>3629635

It seems to be a rule that the more people there are in a group the more difficult it is to find somewhere to go eat together. The problem isn't so much finding somewhere everyone likes but people being reluctant to put forward their own desires for fear of it not appealing to most people or leaving someone going to eat somewhere they'd rather not.

>>3629674
Even bush indians have a hierarchy. Anarchistic hunter-gatherers have existed for a long time, yes, but not in groups of more than 2.

>>3629695
The Bushmen of Sub Saharan Africa don't have a hierarchy.

>>3629709
Bullshit. Even if it's not official, there's always someone everyone looks up to more than everybody else. There's always the popular kid.

>>3629735
>Bullshit. It's definitely like I say it is because I say it is.
Way to think critically and make a well though out contribution.

>>3629735
The San of the Kalihari desert have no rigid hierarchy. There are people who know more than others, and thus have more authority on certain subjects, but they have no authority in the sense we tend to think of. For instance, someone who knows a lot about cooking couldn't force others to cook for him. The actions are entirely voluntary.

>>3629695

Not only have they existed for as long as humans, they still exist today.

Mbuti
Batek
Lepcha
Chewong

>>3629747
>He isn't agreeing with me
>He just isn't thinking critically enough

>>3629755
But if people look up to him, than it is a hierarchy. He is "above" those who can't cook, so they look up to him. That's a hierarchy. His opinion has more sway than others, in this instance because of experience. Just because people follow him voluntarily doesn't mean it's not a hierarchy.

>>3629806
>>He isn't agreeing with me
>>He just isn't thinking critically enough
It's more that you completely failed to make a point beyond "I don't like it it's wrong"

>>3629806
>But if people look up to him, than it is a hierarchy.
That's not even vaguely true. Also:
>it is a hierarchy
>That's a hierarchy
>doesn't mean it's not a hierarchy
Repetition doesn't magically make things true, even if you do find it comforting.

>>3629815
Apparently reading comprehension isn't your strong point, either.
There's always a popular kid was my point. Think about any group of people. There's always that guy that everybody follows around to some degree. Sometimes through force and sometimes charisma or knowledge.

>>3629806

Hierarchy in the context of a society implies authority. Stop being so dense.

>>3629818
AWW SNAP! Autism joke.

>>3629823
If your experience is recognized, then it is an authority.

>>3629820
>There's always a popular kid was my point.
But that's not a point at all.
>Think about any group of people. There's always that guy that everybody follows around to some degree. Sometimes through force and sometimes charisma or knowledge.
You've been reading too many self help books and not having enough life experience there. And all this still boils down to "It is like this because I say it is".

Shockingly distasteful, I hope they ban it.

Somebody loaned me this once when I ran out of reading matter far from any shops. It's truly horrible, and I wouldn't recommend it to anybody who isn't a gay serial killer.