Geneaology of Morals/Beyond Good and Evil - Nietzsche Crime and Punishment - Doestoevsky The History of Sexuality - Michel Foucault The Truth in Painting - Jacques Derrida The History of the Peloponnesian War - Thucydides Orientalism - Edward Said On the Social Contract - Jean-Jacques Rousseau The Territorial Imperative - Robert Ardrey An Introduction to World Systems Analysis - Immanuel Wallerstein Capital in the 21st Century - Thomas Piketty The 2008 Annual Report of the US Federal Reserve - Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
I don't have any specific ideology I just live my life and enjoy every single moment of it because I know that this is all I have, and giving up myself to an ideology is just a waste of time and life. However I do enjoy reading wide variety of books Particularly Philosophy From Greeks to Present Particularly Stoics, Marcus Aurelius etc. For spirituality I subscribe to Vedanta which looks at every religion having some Truth en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedanta And no matter what I do I make sure I don't waste it because I know "memento Mori" I could've been dead by now. So no wasting time on bullshit
Angel Morris
lol go fuck yourself with your laundry lists that you post as stand-ins for having any actual opinions and plans for action. the world doesn't need more blockheaded bookfuckers
Ayden Clark
>Capital in the 21st Century - Thomas Piketty This is objectively trash.
Owen Brown
Economist here, it isn't.
Oliver Evans
Economist too. It is.
Evan Taylor
Austrian "Economists" need not apply.
Samuel Brooks
It's a waste of time . Men can't live by ideology anymore, you'll get crushed by the system if you dare to show off.
Ryan Gomez
>Plato - Republic >Aristotle - Metaphysics >Epictetus - Discourses >Augustine - City of God >Descartes - Meditations >Hegel - Reason in History >Kierkegaard - Sickness unto Death >Heidegger - Being and Time McIntyre - After Virtue
Jaxson Gomez
This list is full on social outcast.
Ian Brooks
the fact that you're both pretending that economists are a reliable authority on anything indicates that you're definitely not
Camden Myers
I was going to post a list, but this is extremely close to the one I would have made
Nathaniel Stewart
this.
Noah Walker
Nietzsche - Thus Spake Zarathustra Raoul Vaneigem - Revolution of Everyday Life Guy Debord - Society of the Spectacle Baudrillard - America Mark Fisher - Capitalist Realism Anna Tsing - The Mushroom At The End Of The World William Leonard Pickard - The Rose of Paracelsus Colin Wilson - The Outsider Lionel Snells - Thundersqueak Gordon White - Chaos Protocols
>Alt-left entrepreneur
Owen Walker
What would yours have that mine didn't? Curious
Isaiah Reed
>Entire Freud oeuvre >Dostoevsky >Tolstoy >Rationalist and Empiricist thinkers
Idk my ideology. I find myself drawn to right wing thinkers and edgy /pol/ tier stuff, but deep down i'm an open minded person and I feel like I truly identify more with liberals. I have positive opinions towards left wing economic ideologies, I support the typical liberal's policy goals of universal healthcare, subsidised education, higher progressive taxes etc, but I also can't deny some of the red-pills about race and some far-right ideology/causes. I kind of just like jumping on the bandwagon of flavour of the month ideologies that /pol/ cooks up.
Carter Ramirez
SIEGE by James Mason The Turner Diaries by William Luther Pierce The Lighting and the Sun by Savitri Devi How to Bomb the US Gov't by MDE My Twisted World by Elliot Rodger Helter Skelter: the true story of the Manson Murders by Vincent Bugliosi PURE by Peter Sotos A Thousand Plateaus by Deleuze and Guattari Special Forces Guerrilla Warfare Manual by Wimberley Scott Mindfuckers;: A source book on the rise of acid fascism in America, including material on Charles Manson, Mel Lyman, Victor Baranco, and their followers By David Felton Adolf Hitler the Ultimate Avatara and NOS: the book of the resurrection by Miguel Serrano Imperium by Francis Parker Yockey
I consider myself a moderate liberal
Ethan Cruz
Is this in Northern Ireland?
Michael Gutierrez
The Culture of Critique- Kevin B Macdonald
Without a doubt the most compelling thing I've read in a long time.
>I only care about myself and my wellbeing Your life is pointless then. Please roll over and die.
Evan Foster
what is the truth of painting about?
Nicholas Wood
> Bible, KJV > Liber Null and Psychonaut > Being and Nothingness > The Red Book > Fear and Trembling > World as Will and Representation Volume I
My ideology is a work in progress along very strange lines.
Camden Thompson
PI - wittgenstein ego and its own - stirner being and time - heidegger zarathustra - nietzsche storm of steel - junger reign of quantity - guenon enneads - plotinus the stranger - camus amsterdam stories - nescio nihil unbound - brassier simulacra and simulation - baudrillard laruelle
Juan Long
No one does otherwise, amigo. Don't kid yourself.
Ethan Martin
that would be against his ideology
Grayson Bell
Foucault was actually an esoteric reactionary eurasianist 5th columinist like guenon, his goal was to further Ayatollah Khomeini's glorious Islamic Revolution via the subversion of the west through crowleyite homosexual sex magick
yeah, i had a professor mention just this point last week.
Carter Cruz
Stop watching Peterson.
Levi Moore
>The History of the Peloponnesian War - Thucydides
Dominic Price
Lyotard - The Postmodern Condition Lyotard - Inhuman Baudrillard - Forget Foucault Baudrillard - Utopia Deferred Virilio - Negative Horizon Land - Thirst For Annihilation Land - Fanged Noumena Fukuyama - Our Posthuman Future Fromm - Anatomy of Human Destructiveness Deleuze - both volumes of Capitalism and Schizophrenia Meillassoux - After Finitude Bostrom - Superintelligence Mackay - #Accelerate: The Accelerationist Reader
Grayson Ward
>having an ideology
Lincoln Jenkins
>History >Foucault
I unironically love Foucault as a writer but he was a total fucking failure as a historian. You really can't take any of his claims at face value. His only real contribution was to highlight some fun localized memes that he then generalized into broad narratives that utilized his ideas about Power.
Easton Myers
I dont know what to call myself ideologically >Epictetus - the enchiridian >Nietzsche - the birth of tragedy >Schopenhauer - on the suffering of the world (collection of 9 essays) >Seneca - On the shortness of life Solzhenitsyn - One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich Dostoevsky - crime and punishment Bradbury - Fahrenheit 451
Jonathan Cox
Lmao who made this
Nathan Diaz
>National Socialist >Reading books
My sides
Mason Rodriguez
On Power - Jouvenal Public Opinion - Lippman Political Parties: A Sociological Study of the Oligarchical Tendencies of Modern Democracy - Michels Government by Judiciary - Berger
Jace Ramirez
>posts a mixture of texts that would skew left with centrist and conservative texts >none of them are fascist in any appreciable way even Nietzsche >is NEETSOC of course hey how many NEETSOC nations are there?
R3D PILL ME BRO, ok will do >Simulacra and Simulation - Baudrillard >The Vision Machine - Virilio >Understanding Media - McLuhan >Leviathan - Hobbes >Kapital - Marx >Man & Technics - Spengler >The Question Concerning Technology - Heidegger >Phenomenology of Spirit - Hegel >Dialectic of Enlightenment - Adorno >A Treatise of Human Nature - Hume >Faust - Goethe >Oedipus The King - Sophocles >Man and His Symbols - Jung >Tractatus Logico Philosophicus - Wittgenstein
Caleb Gonzalez
Right here
Jordan Price
Hahaha, I know national socialists aren't generally known for their intellectual powers, but seriously, you must really have a low opinion of yourself to spend the time defining your ideological identity in terms of some book titles. You remind me of like a stupid teenager with a bad self image who shoves their identity as 'emo' in people's faces and has a list of crappy bands instead of a personality.
Brandon Carter
>petersonfag >tryhard >enlightened
Nicholas Ward
Nietzsche, Foucault and Derrida are all essential fascist authors
Joseph Cox
Leviathan The Art of Rhetoric How to Win an Argument The Prince Atlas Shrugged Mein Kampf Lord of The Rings The Holy Qu'ran Orientalism
Eli Gonzalez
>The Machiavellians - James Burnham >Liberty and Equality - Erik von Kuenheildt-Leddhin >Unqualified Reservations (blog) - Mencius Moldbug >View from the Right (blog) - Lawrence Auster >Various Works - Hillaire Belloc >Various Works - Paul Gottfried >After Virtue - Alasdair MacIntrye
Christian Robinson
>Liber Null and Psychonaut
Joshua Roberts
So, nothing?
Ryder Ramirez
yup
Jeremiah Evans
The Foundation for Exploration - Sean Goonan
Carson King
I wish that were the case, else we wouldn't have self-flagellating progressive white cucks subverting Western ideals.
Dominic Myers
What western ideals are those? What have you done lately to improve yourself or your civilization?
Caleb Johnson
As someone who's been crushed by the system and continues to give a large and public middle finger to the enslavers, I'll say that you should stand up for your ideology anyway.
The fact that the rulers can terrify people into self-restraining ideological discourse is the only strength they have.
Show them that we are not afraid, and it sets the stage for their collapse.
"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself."
Camden Young
c'mon man, foucault's a fucking reactionary
Grayson Russell
You are on Veeky Forums, the extended arm of /pol/.
Ryan Baker
OP's bait. Worked really well.
Luis White
Reactionaries want to ban the possession and trafficking of red pills and dissolve blue pills and put them in the water supply.
That's pretty much their whole philosophy.
Christian James
Mein Kampf-Adolf Hitler Industrial Soceity and it's future-Ted Kaczynski Might is Right-Ragnar Redbeard Germania-Tacitus Conan (all short stories)-Robert E howard