What is your favorite book?

[ShadowWulf]

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[Estrang]

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[FoxxHound]

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One does not simply just choose ONE!

[Hammertime]

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[Reikerx]

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[fischsemmel]

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[Unfun]

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[Truth]

I don't read fiction, but I delve on occasion.

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This was a fascinating one, even if you take it for fiction. In a nutshell it tells you how to take over the world. I only skimmed through it but can see the controversy it has caused, not because of racial matters but because of the wealth of internal information disseminated to the low level peons.

Here's my thread contribution:

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Had to read it (translated obv) for a philosophy class. Marx tells you how to take absolute power by stealth and rule with the iron fist. But you argue that communism is truly a classless stateless society? Then why is it responsible for more systematic state murders than any other form of governance? (watch someone get uppity and say there's never been true communism [iagree, impossible] & wut about theocracy and the crusades/inquisition)


Also basically everything written by Tarpley has changed my life.

[FoxxHound]

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[Hitchens]

The Protocols are interesting in the same way Might is Right, The Anarchist Cookbook and anything by Ayn Rand are interesting: that anyone could actually believe such utter nonsense.