/lit/ - Literature

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>>14464142
>>14463292
We’re fucked.
But do what you love.

>>14423537
Tell me about this book. You said you felt the author was an honorary anarchist, why?

>>14387700
All the insults come from a very frustrated wage slave. Could I apologize to a blank wall calling itself “Anonymous”?

>the rich
The system is bad and it turn out bad people and is ruining the world, the flora and fauna and all the people I love. You deny the climate is changing as a result of human activity? Probably do, since you deny the responsibility of the wealthy for causing poverty and war for profits.

Perhaps I can’t win in a debate, but these are things I’ve learned in my time. I urge you to learn it too.

Fascists are capitalists, same as socdem and failed state socialism.
Monarchs have at time forgiven debts to revitalize their kingdoms. In a limited sense some of them could be seen as “left”

>>14387951
Oh, it’s been a while. I got a lot out of God and State, Marxism Freedom and State, and His bit about the Paris Commune.

And I’m really liking Mollison. Seems an honorary anarchist to me
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6RD1GW-vOHg

>>14388014

Just watched a little interview with the author
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6RD1GW-vOHg

>>14315190

Depends on where you want to go in life at this time. Lots of great book to choose from. Do try to avoid bad fluff (as there’s lots of good fluff to choose from too)

Something I wish I spent more time reading in the past is Le Guin’s books. She’s great.
Also this book. I know my mother would have loved it.

Along the The One Straw Revolution lines, I got Bill Mollison’s Permaculture.

For fiction, would Sometimes a Great Notion be appropriate?

>>14246996
How do you mean “dynamic discourse” exactly?

>>14246942
The comparison assumes there is a proper “dad” in the picture, but there never was. People are like an extended family, but no parent is in the house. A jerky older brother has locked himself in the master bedroom and started dictating orders on how things are done.
So we advocate a big fuck you to that jerk.

Here’s a book I’ve been reading some from. As if I’m gonna be a farmer... I love it.

>>14237882

Lots of books can help with that

>>14077082
Oh shut up. They aren’t ecologists

>>14033857
Can’t make cars and cell phones at first. Fine. We ought to start with food stuff anyway.
You people with autism, bipolar disorder, allergies, suicidal tendencies, you’re probably feeling the effects of double doses of glyphosate in your food. Your mother ate it while you were in the womb and you likely eat it daily now. Clean food is a good start.

>>14001949
‘Kay.

>>13980918
Because I don’t need to.
I’m not going to read Lenin or Stalin either
Again, we don’t have to give up freedom and (actual) wealth to preserve our environment. We have to increase it by getting rid of capitalism and statism.

>>13980446
No, an anarchist. “Ancaps” are liberal.

There’s no easy way out. Subvert the status quo wherever and whenever you can.
I see things about people “getting off the grid”, well we all need to do that together.

>>13957513
I don’t have many, but how much more do we need? Just started in on this 600 pager

>>13812228
So starve the devil of his devil chow, numb-nut

>>13805011
Fuck you

>>13788539
Yes, a lot of work, and no, not out on your own. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.