Is Fahrenheit 451 early alt-right literature?

When you kill the kulaks and hand the discord trannys their free rice paddies and they're all like
>EUGH! can't someone else work the fields I have some nerds on the internet to indoctrinate

same desu

Coloured people don't like Little Black Sambo. Burn it. White people don't feel good about Uncle Tom's Cabin. Burn it. Someone's written a book on tobacco and cancer of the lungs? The cigarette people are weeping? Burn the book.

I'm more surprised to see Aldous Huxley considered alt-right. Clearly she hasn't read Island.

No, the society of Fahrenheit is comsumerist, socially and correct politically. The book itself clearly states the both were the result of the free market. Challanging or offending a group, no matter its size, meant loosing potential customers thus limiting ones share in the market and the ability to compete. It also features a distand war that the vast mayority of the population is ignorant of, which is usually a somewhat leftist theme and makes an ending thats a real banger.

marxism can be alt right too like lasch

The alt-right are the forefront of art, so by proxy all art that has come before is open to influence it.

Its pretty interesting watching things come apart. We may very well get to witness another global war in our lifetimes

are you retarded? lole

spottet the nigger

pew die pie is clueless, as are the twits and nitwits that follow his memes (as he has become a meme himself) he's just another useful idiot, spreading fake news and propaganda. he was compromised by the jooz long ago.
remember, if you believe it, it's not true!

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The right has inherited Postmodernism.

No. The book is still terrible though.