Sell me a book in one line

take your meds

Reading Inside the Concentration Camps from cover to cover reveals a dialectic in the Jewish narrative of the Holocaust that goes unseen when each story is segregated from the rest by explanatory narration of third parties.

Can you explain some of it to me?

If I've heard a writer read their work, I hear it in their voice in my mind.

Nordskog's We Bankers sheds a revealing light on the cause of the Great Depression, revealing a third of the story that goes otherwise untold.

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As I read, I started to notice patterns of figures of speech:
>I couldn't tell you how many times X happened
>You wouldn't believe me if I told you
This dialectic combined with over the top claims that have been proven false lend towards an understanding of their storytelling style. Once you see the dialectic combined with an obvious lie, the dialectic itself becomes an indicator of itself that a story containing it should be considered suspect even though the associated lie is less obvious. Many of the examples that come to mind sound horrific separately with third party narration to build the story. Read as a whole, the mass of the combined stories lack a truth telling style and reveal themselves as bullshit.

Now if you can do that, you can read the first page of lord of the flies and tell me you can imagine a grown man writing that way without being a gay predator. Don’t the boys literally sodomize another buy in that book?

Preemptively posting against all the great one liners in mein kampf

"Its main character is an incontinent, elderly (born the same day as Heinrich Himmler) yet puerile, militantly male chauvinist, female-phobic gay man who is also a pro-Nazi Aryan supremacist, an anti-intellectual bibliophile with an avid interest in European philosophy and post-modernist literature and theory, a substance abuser, an incestuous pedophile, a murderer, and a cannibal (!) living in rural northeast Sweden."

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>Redefining entropy, Mein Kampf will assault your worldview anew on every page, leaving you wondering why people still lie about this book so universally.

Needs more em dash and semicolon.

That'll be £7.99

Buy it or die

I read the first pages and he was just whining about his childhood and "muh good old days", came off as insufferable desu.

"He is just a running boy, a half-seen figure from the streets, but the way running running reveals some clue to being, the way a runner bares himself to consciousness, this is how the dark-skinned kid seems to open to the world, how the bloodrush of a dozen strides brings him into eloquence."

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>Only now is the child finally divested of all that he has been. His origins are become remote as is his destiny and not again in all the worlds turning will there be terrains so wild and barbarous to try whether the stuff of creation may be shaped to man's will or whether hos own heart is another kind of clay.

It's by Stephen King

Take you are meds *

Yeah yeah, you'll laugh you'll cry it'll change your life

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that pic gives me a boner. who's the girl?

Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins!

I don't hear my voice when I read, I hear another voice, also it does not repeat the words on the page

>Sell me a book in one line
If you simply said "I'm from Burgerland." it would take you less words to convey the intended info.

Something I have never understood. If the holocaust was, to some degree, a hoax or Jewish conspiracy, why are there nazi records of the human experiments? That stuff is definitely the most fucked up part of the camps, and it was all recorded and carried out by nazi doctors.

Phenomenology of Spirit: Everything in the world is exactly the same.

On "On Learned Ignorance" Cusanus deduces an infinite universe out of the definition of God

War and Peace
It's pretty good

it's Finnegans Wake, but as an epic poem

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Pig Island
You will hate women by the end of it.

Can someone else "unsell" me on this?

...please?

so you're interested but want an excuse to not read it?

I read House of Leaves, and I did like the first half of the book quite a bit, but the rest of it was kinda meh, and I've heard that his other work is not at all worth

Only Revolutions will piss you off if
>you've read another MZD book (HoL, The Familiar, TFYS) and you found his visual gimmicks annoying
>you've read Finnegans Wake and found the opaque, borderline non-English narration annoying
>you don't like cliche storylines and archetypes, even when reappropriated
otherwise, I consider it worth it just to try

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Lord of The Rings
You'll never need to waste money on geography lessons

Whenever you become and adult and have children, make sure to never be in the same room as your kid naked, that is inherently sexual and would make you a pedophile, you bumblefuck retard.

>Moby Dick
>SPLIT YOUR LUNGS WITH BLOOD AND THUNDER

>Did you ever realize, that every word you read you read with your minds voice, even if it was written by someone else?
This is true in most cases. Lord of the Rings though, I read it in actors voices. Swapped Gandalf out with Sean Connery and Aragorn with Russell Crowe. Was good. I highly recommend

I and the Father are one.

It's not that the Nazis were the good guys or that they didn't do awful shit to jews. What a lot of people claim is that the "holocaust" as a systematic genocide of the jewish population is false and never happened the way they try to make us think it did

confessions of St. Augustine
They are quite shocking, and might change your mind on some issues, regardless of your position on religion. There is a reason why there are congresses held around this book stilll nowadays.

So it's Finnegans Wake but without the good writing and visual gimmicks instead?

gravity's rainbow
shit smeared psychic rocket propelled nazi nigger dicks.

>without the good writing
no, you misinterpreted my comment. cliches and archetypes aren't necessarily bad
>visual gimmicks
if it makes you feel any better, there are reasons for the gimmicks, and tbqh, Finnegans Wake already has the gimmick of not being written in normal English

>What degenerate produced this abortion

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>regardless of your position on religion
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can confirm, was an avid Christian until I read the Confessions, which radicalized me to hard atheism. that anyone can read and understand the words of St. Augustine without immediately deconverting is utterly mind-boggling

Can you go into more detail?

>"It was the afternoon of my eighty-first birthday, and I was in bed with my catamite when Ali announced that the archbishop had come to see me."

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Spinoza, Ethics
The world will make sense to you once you realize that you having the correct idea of God is actually the same as God thinking itself through you.

"i found this book interesting and it will brainwash you"

ok retard

Not quite one line but I'm planning to read this soon based on this incredible back cover intro.

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