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Radical and Forbidden Books Anonymous Sun Nov 4 19:32:34 2018 No.12033552 [Reply] [Original]

I ordered The Forest Passage on Amazon, and it was supposed to arrive yesterday, and according to USPS tracking, it should arrive tomorrow, but that's not all. I live in northern Virginia, and the Amazon facility is in Ashland. The package went from there to my city, which would've been delivered on time as usual. But then, it went from my town to the distribution facility in Fredericksburg, and then to Richmond! From there, it went all the way back to the distribution center in Dulles, and now it's on the way to my town's post office. Why did this fucktarded detour take place? Did the government do something to my package because I ordered an individualist, anti-statist manifesto and they think I might violently revolt against the state? Has my perceived threat level been upgraded on watch lists? How fucked am I?

Please, share your stories related to radical or forbidden books you've owned or purchased.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 20:37:44 2018 No.12033827 bump

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 20:44:39 2018 No.12033854 >order Horton Hears a Who! from amazon prime >takes 3 months to arrive >book is looks damaged and used >note inside says "Now we can see you" >call amazon to ask what the fuck >amazon has no record of my purchase What do I do

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Anonymous Sun Nov 4 20:48:20 2018 No.12033862

I feel like there was a mistake, or they have a shitty system. I work in a grocery store, and I've talked to the drivers about their routes, and they suck. They go from west MA to RI to east CT to east MA to west CT. If the government intercepted it, they probably would have had Amazon put it as a delay in Ashland.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 20:48:23 2018 No.12033863 >>12033552 i flew from london to amsterdam once somehow my luggage ended up in johannesburg shit happens

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Anonymous Sun Nov 4 20:49:02 2018 No.12033866

>>12033854
Now your story begins.

Pack your things, shred all the paperwork you have and take a one way train ride anywhere in america with all of your money in cash in a briefcase. Although your life is in danger, you get to tour the country and have a good time.

Good luck.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 21:11:32 2018 No.12033944 >>12033552 free speech exists in the united states because everything that actually matters is already secured by contract. nothing you can read or say can actually change anything, that's why you're allowed to do whatever

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 21:16:33 2018 No.12033962 >>12033552 The author of Storm of Steel? I'd never heard of this book.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 22:35:29 2018 No.12034270 >>12033962 Yeah, he wrote a shitload of books. This one hadn't been translated until five years ago.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 4 22:41:12 2018 No.12034293 Yes anon, the State rerouted your book that they already knew you ordered to spook you a little bit

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 00:39:45 2018 No.12034770 Nigga I bought Mein Kampf on Amazon and that shit came in two days from 4 states away

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 00:43:18 2018 No.12034783 >>12034770 Mein kampf doesn't seem to be even remotely banned, I see that shit in bookstores. you know what is weirdly really hard to get is Nick Land's Fanged Noumena

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 00:45:38 2018 No.12034792 >>12033854 Big mistake.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 01:07:07 2018 No.12034864 >>12034783 Nick just never reprints it, only does it in low runs to get the most money from it

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 03:44:40 2018 No.12035330 Love Junger! Soo hard getting his books where I live though. You should be okay OP.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 03:52:37 2018 No.12035356 >>12033552 >I live in northern Virginia Hear that's a diversity-infused shithole these days.

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Anonymous Mon Nov 5 07:00:28 2018 No.12035668
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I've seen Forest Passage displayed in a bookshop associated with the local university. Now no one likes to riff on burger retardation more than me, but you the state probably considers as much of a threat as pic related.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 12:24:51 2018 No.12036488 >>12035356 It is like you wouldn't believe.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 13:42:17 2018 No.12036701 >>12033552 Have the black helicopters came for you yet?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 14:48:52 2018 No.12036902 >>12035668 >the toast placed directly on the desk My sides are in orbit

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 19:27:20 2018 No.12038006 File: 1.99 MB, 3730x3527, Ernst Junger.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Ernst Junger thread Here's a link to most of his works. https://mega.nz/#!0BEHwbDA!rZfwwBV71yUdlX3J4KByXmudYGXI3HHQW6KGcNqhbY0

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 22:31:12 2018 No.12038930 >>12038006 This isn't an Ernst Junger thread, it's a Radical/Forbidden books thread. Nonetheless, your contribution is appreciated. Thank you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 22:35:00 2018 No.12038947 >>12038006 Good link, thanks. And to op, to paraphrase someone, don't attribute to malice what can more probably be attributed to incompetence.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 5 22:46:48 2018 No.12039002 Governments aren't threatened by individualists. They're threatened by collectivists of the opposing side.

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