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[Anonymous No.16695573]

which books will help me stop browsing pol and being depressed about the current state of europe?
I simply dont want to bother with politics anymore but I keep browsing that containment board for hours and get depressed/blackpilled
should I just take the neolib pill?

[Anonymous No.16695577]

Just stop going that website holy shit do you really need a book for this?

[Anonymous No.16695580]

Joseph de Maistre and Juan Donoso Cortes. Once you understand the causes you will care less about the effects.

[Anonymous No.16695587]

>>16695577
I just want to check for happenings but the I get into a hourlong browsing spree

[Anonymous No.16695592]

You can't escape it because you know it's the truth.

[Anonymous No.16695596]

>>16695592
This.

[Anonymous No.16695600]

>>16695587
Yeah makes sense. It’s the Skinner box of bizarre internet content.
Just stop going. Forget about happenings on /pol/ and focus on happenings in your own life. If you put proper effort into yourself and your own life, you will find /pol/ to be filled with irrelevancies.

[Anonymous No.16695616]

>>16695573
Industrial Society and Its Future by Kaczynski
and Oswald Spenglers works as well

>>16695592
Also this. Besides you cannot escape it if you live in a shitty city where you are going to be reminded every minute you leave your home.

[Anonymous No.16695627]

>>16695592
>>16695596
>>16695616
Look at these delusional /pol/tards and laugh

[Anonymous No.16695647]

>>16695573
Get a real hobby

[Anonymous No.16695650]

>>16695573
Start browsing /leftypol/, read some Marx some Lenin maybe some Mark Fisher. Watch some Breadtube , etc. Really start understanding politics instead of being a dopamine hunter on /pol/