What is the "wokest" book you've ever encountered?

[Anonymous No.12351346]

Besides The Bell Curve, I mean

[Anonymous No.12351363]

>The Bell Curve
You know we don’t like this book around here.

That’s why you mentioned it

[Anonymous No.12351458]

>>12351363
>We
Kill yourself, faggot.

[Anonymous No.12351488]

>>12351346

[Anonymous No.12351500]

Obligatory

[Anonymous No.12351502]

>>12351346
Mike Cernovich Gorilla Mindset

[Anonymous No.12351655]

>>12351346
the unabomber manifesto

[Anonymous No.12351692]

>>12351346

[Anonymous No.12352062]

[Anonymous No.12352082]

Infinite Jest

Oh sorry, I thought you said 'worst book'

[Anonymous No.12352165]

>>12351346
>The Hidden Persuaders by Vance Packard
>Carl Schmitt’s books
>The Question Concerning Technology by Martin Heidegger

That’s all I feel knowledgeable enough to speak on

[Anonymous No.12352370]

>>12352165
Based
>>12351500
Based and dubspilled
>>12351488
Based and Hitlerpilled

[Anonymous No.12352420]

>>12351346
>shilling a book neither you nor anybody else on here has read bc there’s no epub
Bet all your exposure to his work starts and ends with YouTube and podcasts as is true for almost anyone posting here

[Anonymous No.12352439]

>>12352370
>Hitlerpilled
It's not a /pol/ tier book at all. Have you even read it?

[Anonymous No.12352581]

>>12352439
>polcels
>reading

[Anonymous No.12352593]

>>12352439
That was clearly a 1488 joke

[Anonymous No.12352620]

Mein Kamph or pic related

[Anonymous No.12352628]

>>12351346
12 Shots to the Dome by Jordan Peterson

[Anonymous No.12352632]

>>12352620
>Kamph

[Anonymous No.12352651]

>>12352420
Based and swarbrickpilled

[Anonymous No.12352786]

>>12351346
This one was kinda funny and true to some extent. Shows just how little things have changed.

[Anonymous No.12352830]

>>12351346
>>12352786

[Anonymous No.12353065]

>>12351346
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1906990944

[Anonymous No.12353648]

>>12352830
Good book

[Anonymous No.12353735]

LOG-OSS

[Anonymous No.12353948]

>>12351500
Haha holy shit, I always assumed this book was about the culture of literary criticism. Never saw that tagline before.
Still have no desire to read it.

[Anonymous No.12354248]

>>12351346
Libido Dominandi edges out Slaughter of Cities.

[Anonymous No.12354964]

>>12352830
I can't

[Anonymous No.12355194]

>>12352165
>>The Hidden Persuaders by Vance Packard
good shot

>>12352420
not him but i just finished Libido Dominandi. Glad I read it.

[Anonymous No.12355234]

[Anonymous No.12355239]

>>12351346
>>12351458
is this the same person holy shit this board has hit rock bottom the past few days with posts like these just leave i want good /lit/ back not this low-quality /pol/-tier shitposting jesus christ lord have mercy

[Anonymous No.12355254]

>>12351346
I need this but can't find it anywhere. Where to cop?

[Anonymous No.12355274]

[Anonymous No.12356281]

>>12352420
Libieo Dominandi is a pretty great work. I've never read anything else by him though desu. I'm not hugely into Catholic history and that's most of what he seems to write about.

[Anonymous No.12356294]

>>12352632
Mine Kelp

[Anonymous No.12356307]

>>12355234
I've unironically wanted to read Siege ever since that meme came about a couple years ago, but I can't find it anywhere except an E-book and I can't stand long form digital reading.

[Anonymous No.12356358]

>>12356307
Honestly not a book I'd want to physically buy anywhere. But it's actually a very enjoyable read even past its meme status.

[Anonymous No.12356389]

>>12356358
Eh, I'm not super concerned about the system coming for me. It's not that I feel myself invincible, just rather that I don't really have much going for me so I don't have much to lose. If my biggest crime is reading a book and playing a prank on my mailman, I'm doing okay in this totalistic hellscape.

[Anonymous No.12356406]

>>12355239
Have you ever considered the possibility that hostility is not misplaced when directed at a poster who as self-appointed to speak for rest of us?
Maybe reddit is more you speed if you want to post in a hugbox

[Anonymous No.12357105]

>>12352420
Actually I bought it for $30 off his website a little after Christmas and have been reading it since New Year's. I do not read ebooks but I will admit I first learned of him through his YouTube lectures and podcast appearances. Slaughter of Cities is very hard to find, especially on Amazon. Amazon seems to deliberately hide it from the search results and his author page, listing only the hardcover version (nearly $100). With enough finagling you can eventually get to the paperback version ($30), but by the time I'd done that I'd already ordered it from his website/PayPal. It retrospect it seems more moral somehow.

[Anonymous No.12357108]

>>12355239
who let you out of the oven, Schlomo?

[Anonymous No.12357127]

>>12355239
Calm down newfag back you go
>>12353948
>actively avoid anything that might make you uncomfortable
>"anyone who believes these things I refuse to investigate is dumb!"
Typical ZOGbot commie. Now I remember why I stopped using this shithole board.

[Anonymous No.12357146]

>>12355234
based, redpilled, and 150+ IQ.

[Anonymous No.12357173]

>>12351346
Unironically and the fact that it triggers everyone, including 4chan, is proof.

[Anonymous No.12358179]

>>12356281
The Church-intensive parts got kind of laborious for me to read, honestly. But all the other history I found pretty fascinating.

After reading it I watched the third (??) episode of Century of the Self where he talks about the Esalen guys absolutely wrecking that Immaculate Heart convent and it struck me that the book and that docu-series kind of dovetail in a way, if haphazardly.