/lit/ - Literature

>>12295165
They said death to the patriarchy while the others cried foul of postmodernism. So what was I to do other than to bring them back to your grace? If a few I bring back are served on a platter, let my exuberance be shunned but not I dismissed, for I do so for the Kingdom that was, for those subjects without caring masters, and for those whose cries do not find your Majesty. I act only for the betterment of America and Americans so that they may share in the luxury of our commonwealth.

Any books by conquers that express a joy in their rage against the weak? Not gloating because the opposition was retarded and had no advanced tech, but a conqueror who defeats a very respectable and sophisticated enemy. Maybe rage is not the best word for a righteous blood-lust, but I can't think of may stories beyond say ww1 when the Canadians began to their notoriously cruel raids of the enemy lines and their success on some ridge. Suggestions beyond the Greeks?

"The United States is a jungle and the war of the jungle beasts is reaching its climax."