Rise and kill first is good but it focuses too much on Mossad missions when they are primarily a side thing, for basic literacy of the conflict Benny Morris's 1948 is much better, especially when combined with Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East by Michael Oren.
How do you explain the latent proto communism of the Anabaptist cult that took over Munster? They were pre Enlightenment and were the opposite of the elite.
What point are you trying to make here?. The idea of communalism to the point of not having private property kinda just shows up again and again at different history. It’s very easy to explain, a random cult in a monkeys with type writers moment invented a economic system remarkably similar to Marxian socialism
Robert Conquest's The Great Terror: Stalin's Purge of the Thirties
I really enjoyed “American Caesar” by William Manchester. A fairly balanced view on MacArthur, who I find to be a very intriguing character. Writing is excellent as well.
Out of curiosity, why do you think the congressional system is broken and that voting has disproportional representation?
Is a great book, very eye opening. Along the same lines I'd say Naomi Klein's Fences and Windows. Noam not liking Trump was a given, but the level TDS is pathetic. You can see someone escape the standard political protocol you criticize, to some large degree an anti-war guy and see him be elected and atleast be like "well played", but no.
Congress has a bad reputation which it in many ways, deserves, it's just that in this particular context I find the use of the terms "broken congressional system" and "disproportional proportions in voting" to be an intriguing use of phrasing.
I just said I was waiting for results before I got excited, drama queen.
I used to really respect Chomsky, but when I heard him say that people who don't want the COVID vax need to be isolated from society, I lost a lot of that respect. How does a guy who wrote the books on propaganda not see propaganda?
Nigga just reverse the paper when putting it in the envelope.
Added for good measure regardless!
Who would you prefer be in charge of the country instead?
Tradcaths btfo yet again, another Protestant W. Just don't look at the mainline churches.
I really don't understand why men stopped wearing pants around their actual waist. I started doing it a few years ago and it's considerably more comfortable than wearing them around my hips.
For novels I'd add: do androids dream of electric sheep & man in high castle & ubik by Philip k dick, the works of Robert frost, the works of Emily Dickenson, bluebird and Do It and post office by Charles bukowski, blood meridian by Cormac McCarthy, a ballad of a sad cafe by Carson Mccullers, For Whom The Bell Tolls by Hemmingway, the time machine and war of the worlds by hg wells, the raven & tell tale heart & annebellee by edgar poe, of mice and men by Steinbeck, all of Conan by Robert e Howard, Wheel of Time (especially the first 3) by Robert Jordan, the works of Lovecraft, dune by Frank Herbert, foundation by Issac Asimov (don't skip the prequels they're really good), dying earth by jack Vance and fear and loathing in los Vegas by hunter s Thompson. Catcher in the rye by JD Salinger. As I lay dying by Faulkner.
Make a thread!
Oh it's that book. The one that the current Attorney General of Minnesota promoted.Remember, this scroungy little fuck, and others like him who repeatedly incite, excuse and glorify left wing political violence up to and including murder would gleefully have your life destroyed, unemployed, deplatformed and debanked for saying the "nigger" word once.
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@StephenMiller you know what to do
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The effects of having a monistic epistemology. If in the dialectic of Universals vs Particulars Universals are more important then they will remove all distinctions and make everything the same. That is what communism is. You can see this in Plato's own republic. The government of the republic is communism.
