/lit/ - Literature

>>23334896
Is there anything you truly need on Amazon or is it just pushing back the existential boredom one encounters in people so frequently?

>>23179749
>A cowardly, childless, obese jew male tries to instruct a brave, family-oriented, healthy Germanic male on war.

Every. Fucking. Time.

>>22939579
I have his book on biography and ideology, I've yet to read it as I'm currently reading picrels.

>>22797458
I'm the lad who posted the picture. I recognize Codreanu and Wrangel on the front cover, both biographies I have read. Thank you for the recommendation.

>>22674204
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>>22674225
>BAP thread
>degenerates into "how can i become a pimp and further ruin and disgrace countries already left comatose by communism and parasitized by finance capitalism"
Kill yourself immediately.

"Democracy is the most serious error of the past century. If we want to live, if we want to work, if in public life we want to possess the highest human guarantees for production and culture; if we want to preserve and increase the moral, intellectual, and material capital of civilization, it is absolutely necessary to destroy democratic institutions.

Ideal democracy is the most foolish of dreams. Historic democracy, realized in the colors that the modern world knows it under, is a mortal illness for nations, for human societies, for families, for individuals. Brought among us to establish the rule of virtue, it tolerates and encourages all forms of license. Theoretically it is a regime of liberty; practically it hates concrete, real liberties and it has surrendered us to great companies of thieves and to politicians leagued with financiers or dominated by them, who live on the exploitation of the producers.

Finally, democracy has allowed, in the economy and in politics, the establishment of the capitalist regime, which destroys in the polis what democratic ideas dissolve in the spirit, that is, nations, the family, and morals, by substituting the law of gold for the laws of blood.

Democracy lives on gold and the perversion of the intelligence. It will die of the awakening of the spirit and the establishment of institutions that the French create or recreate for the defense of their freedoms and their spiritual and material interests. It is to favor this dual undertaking that we will work in the Cercle Proudhon. We will fight mercilessly against the false science that served to justify democratic ideas and against the economic systems that their inventors have destined to stupefy the working classes, and we will passionately support the movements that restore their freedoms to the French, in the forms appropriate to the modern world, and which allow them to live by working with the same satisfaction of their sense of honor as when they die in combat."
- The Founders of the Cercle Proudhon and the Editors of the Cahiers: Jean Darville, Henri Lagrange, Gilbert Maire, René de Marans, André Pascalaon, Marius Riquier, Georges Valois, Albert Vincent

>>22632887
Read Codreanu instead.

>>22535653
It explicitly states there is no requirement to serve in a military capacity, or even in a difficult position. If it did Citizens would be called Veterans or some more vague military term, they are not instead they are referred to a Civilians.

The novel is a shit show of various political positions slapped together to depict a boring Filipino man gradually coming of age and growing in to experience, and said man bitching and crying the entire way through.

The novel is in no way a defense of veterans. It supports skin in the game, which can include military service but does not preclude it. Hell, at one point his father enlists after Rico joins and it begins a bizarre encounter where Rico, the younger son, is superior to the elderly, rich, successful father.

Read Codreanu's For My Legionnaires and realize how great Romania could be if it was not the judization it suffered under Communism. His quote is one of my favorites of all time.

>Honor, not bread at all costs.

>>22293079
>For My Legionaries, Corneliu Codreanu
An auto-biography by a Romanian Iron Guard founded, details his reasons, his thoughts and his motives for embracing a vitalist authoritarian way of life, which he imposed via the Legion of the Arch Angel Michael, a very passionate and arguably one of my most favorite books.

>>21705455
I don't care about about your shit view on anything. Neither Russians nor Ukrainians are human.

>picrel a worthwhile Orthodox priest

>>21696379
Hence my firm belief that only an authoritarian mode of government paired with a unrepentant dedication to the blood (race) & soil (land) is the only means by which a nation/people/race/country can survie going forward. The only means to do that is Fascism, specifically National-Socialism. With that one can solve every last issue afflicting us, from microplastics and deforestation to housing crisis and food shortages. Small family sizes to increased cost of living. Female hormones in the water system to low T in males.

An autobiography.

For My Legionaries, by Corneliu Codreanu. Captain of the Legion of the Archangel Michael. The rare combination of tough fighter, passionate writer, charismatic leader and pious priest. It is no wonder they killed him.

>>21667990
I dare-say most of us were at one point, probably around early-twenties when libertarian ideas gradually failed to stop the downward trend of all policies, then we gradually realizes that all rignt-wing movements in all countries have failed to achieve anything lasting while the left has releatedly pushed its agenda to a logical conclusion. Yet Right-Wing Liberal types still profess it can work, it just needs to be real conservatism. Now we exist in a post-liberal mindset waiting for a suitable means to express our beliefs and values.

>>21627646
>Dont habe a family
>Dont be self-sufficient
>Don't devote yourself to an ideal
>Consume product
>Devalue your society
>Eliminate culture

I hope they hang him in a Romanian prison cell.

>>21623287
It does not encourage social bonds, or cultural preservation, it is a permissive social structure that allows for potentially anything from men being women to recreational heroin use. Further it opens up your space to the global markers, which never means you get to engage in business with others but othere flock to your space and rape it for profit. It is the absence of a theory, it is the desctruction of a consistency in the same way that America is an anti-culture in that it destroys any culture it comes in to contact with.

>>21621601
>If a man has to dig ditches eight hours a day, he can thoroughly enjoy it and be satisfied. Hunter gatherers may have had to dig ditches from time to time like anyone else, and ditch digging was a profession before industrialization.
Why would it matter if there is a faster and easier way to dig ditches? Why does industrialization make this a problem?

>Work isn't necessarily a surrogate activity; only work that is taken solely because you can't find anything better to do.
That is related to my point, a man will do any job that can guarantee him a worthwhile return on his time. If he can support a family and a home with it, things do not come to a head like they have since the sixties onward, more or less since women entered the work force en mass. Industrialized society is not the problem in itself, but the commoditization of everything because of the economic system we have over us. We can seperate the two, I think, with the introduction of a Fascist state.

>>21572464
Correct answer. As always. Picrel is Romanian and would have hanged BAP for multiple reasons.

>>21550500
If it was Christianity that made Europe strong and great, why has no other continent experienced it? South America and Africa are amongst the most Christian places yet they have achieved nothing, at all. No great works or monuments. This further lends credence to the fact that it was European blood that made Europe, not Christianity. As said above, every single Christian organization and known denomination has capitulated to other religions. A sad fate for a creed that had so many great men under its banner.

Read something better than the Turner Diaries, anon.

>>21512341
Ive been posting the same thing throughout this thread, you have rebutted nothing. You have plugged your ears and wailed that it is not true. Do address what specifically is not true and why, i will be happy to ammend what i said.

>>21501689
>Americans are demons
I am not saying that, at all. Most (white) Americans i have met are amongst the most welcoming, hard working and generous people i have ever met. I have travelled more than the average man too.

Their problem is the society they inhabit, it is an economic engine, not a cultural one and so cares nothing for that which can not be bought or sold. If they awaken to this, and i hope dearly they do, a new America can establish a culture and people that has value and that can not be measured by the money-lenders as Roosevelt called them.

This can not happen in a multi-racial, multi-cultural democracy, all of this creates what you have today. It must be one race, one culture, one nation.
Whatever expression it takes, it musr burn away all the old, everything, and create something new and vital.

I hope angry Romanian's are kicking the living shit out of him and that his life is taken from him.

>Chinless
>Brown
>Nigger-tier mindset
>Completely consumer
>Has absolutely nothing important to say
>Ruins his cigars with a zippo
>Think i saw hi-points in the raid vid

The embodiment of all that is wrong with the West, I hope he hangs, not for what is being charged with, i do not care, but hanged for what he is.

>>21424203
>That author was a friend of Evola's

No he was not, but that is why i posted it. They met only once i believe and Evola called Codreanu something along the lines of one of the most intense or incredible men he has ever met. To imply that Codreanu was friends with or cared about a bespectacled, Italian intellectual is pure fantasy and speculation.

Codreanu was a militant orthodox christian fascist. A worthy role model. You will find more truth in For My Legionaires than in all of Evola's works put together.