/lit/ - Literature

>>7464713
Semen demon link: http://julianisthenewblack.tumblr.com/post/107454553392/leonibuki-mskitkaty-leonibuki-todays

>>7463451
But isn't 'democratic anarchism' an inherent contradiction? How will you force people in an anarchy to do something the majority wants to do, yet that the minority does not wish to do and have vehemently decided against it in their own little federation?

>>7463436
I've read Mises, Rothbard, Hoppe and Nozick. You should read more up-to-date stuff anon, you're like stuck in the 19th century or something.

Also, don't mind me, while you're busily engaged in your 'direct democracy', I will be making large bucks through free trade between libertarian covenant communities and if you wretched creatures should come to our doorstep in search for food and violate our property rights, we'll simply unleash the private security firms on you. GG m8 thanks for playing.

>>7463277
So it's not actually anarchy, i.e a stateless system.

How to be a Conservative - Roger Scruton
In the Direction of Reason - Boguslaw Wolniewicz
Stones on the Rampart - Aleksander Kaminski
Candide - Voltaire
The Outsider - Camus

I wasn't a voracious reader by any standard.

>>7456009
Not my town, yet.

>>7455915
No, no it's fine, believe me when I say that I'd rather have WW3 break out than have hordes of rabid, vile Mohammedans on the loose in my town.

My esteemed peers, it's time to find out how retarded (or otherwise) you are. I also wanted to take an average of this for a little side project I'm doing. Please do the test and post the screenshot.

Follow the link and change the "age=0" to whatever your age is at present, then reload the page.

https://www.mensa.se/provtestet/test.html?age=0

>>7455879
Why ask? You're living in one.

On a more serious note: I can remember there being one science fiction novel, which contrasted an anarcho-communist planet with a capitalist one and how they used language differently which influenced their thinking, I read this a few years back and can't remember now, sorry about that chum.

>>7455875
I'm British, but your diagnosis remains correct.

Democracy: The God That Failed - Hans-Hermann Hoppe (Not necessarily because of any literary quality, it's simply the book I most open; it is used as a reference guide for Paleolibertarian thought)
The Ego and His Own - Max Stirner
Robinson Crusoe - Daniel Defoe

>>7455317
In quite apt irony, that's what got me laid, thrice.

>>7455816
How is it? It's been in my basket for months now and I haven't endeavoured to buy it.

>>7454953
Google searching the image, I've only managed to find that it traces back to Russian sites. There is still hope, there seems to be an entire repository of her pictures if you scroll down a bit.

http://pikabu.ru/story/nyashka_2462787

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>>7454953
I find girls like this particularly alluring. I don't even know why. This specimen in particular, seems like the 'lol so randum xd' types, but I'm all for that. Girls like this pull you far beyond the ether of lust; deeper, into a kind of sublime will to claim her as your property, so to speak. Not in any chauvinistic sense, more in a jealous way. In the same way that you wouldn't want anyone else touching your precious jewel, or your newly born baby. You just want to keep it safe, and hugging it constantly, and providing warmth to the innocent thing.

>>7454235
Fountain head is great.
Anthem is OK.
Atlas Shrugged is her most well-known one, but it spells out the same message that the Fountain head does, except with a few hundred extra pages.

>>7444647
>No Ibn Khaldun.
aydewkat urselfes

>>7447655
Query: Have you actually read all those?

>>7446084
Oh dear, thank you for the warning. I'll still have a read, but really, I'm not all that deeply interested in philosophy and want a genuine introduction to it.

Any alternative suggestions?

Atlas Shrugged.

>>7445941
I am bilingual, but I can only seem to read well in one, and write well in the other. Languages and strange, you'd be better of learning memes.

Could one not simply read 'A History of Western Philosophy' to get a jist of philosophy?

>Memorizing any book.
How? I'm beginning to get mad at my parents for not using the prime time of neuroplasticity for making me learn a plethora of languages and forcing me to read and rehearse from memory.

'Churchill was well-known for his love of poetry. He won the headmaster's prize at Harrow for reciting from memory the 1,200-line The Lays of Ancient Rome, by Thomas Macaulay.'

>>7433068
Go away Kelthuz.