Any books with such levels of redpill? this book almost drive me insane
Any books with such levels of redpill? this book almost drive me insane
Eli King
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
youtu.be
twitter.com
Landon Morales
What's it about
Cooper Collins
Julian Russell
I liked the song, although not really agreeing with the message. Thanks user
James Morales
its postmodern french academia and cultural movements existential anxiety condensed into a song
french got tired of living in modern times and now they are all sperging out
Charles Wright
Read Céline instead. The true redpill is that things have been irredeemably shitty for decades if not centuries if not forever. Read Ecclesiastes ffs. "Redpill" from two millenia ago.
Nice Québec song. The translation is sometimes inaccurate though, but the lyrics have that Canadian freshness French song from the metropole never quite reach. Thanks for the discovery fren.
Chase Price
women are pretty flowers. men are gentle gardeners.
Nicholas Gomez
Isn't that all the West though?
However that song alone is almost a refutation of that diagnostic, it's brimming with energy. Québecois in general strike me as "younger" (in spirit, in culture) than the French.
David Martin
well french modernized way earlier than everyone else and their history and culture is generally a mess aligned in a way where those sentiments would surface
Connor Evans
>céline
Any book in particular?
Ryder Wright
Journey to the End of the Night, which chronicles mainly his time as a soldier in WW1 (a great traumatism for him) and subsequent desertion. It was his brealthrough novl and his generally considered a great innovation in the history of French prose.
Mort à Crédit (Death on the installment plan) is his second and perhaps best novel. You can start with either.
Be warned, it's pretty dark. Céline was a tad unhinged and had a tendency to shit on everything. He wrote an antisemitic pamphlet (Bagatelles pour un massacre) so violent it embarrassed even the Nazis authorities who censored it, but in some of his writings he also he rejoices in the coming replacement of the white race. He was something of an all-inclusive racists at times.
Christopher Rogers
thanks user
Nolan Wilson
Based French.
Benjamin Butler
there are degrees though. everyone should read Nock
Elijah Morris
elaborate
Andrew Perez
Women are manipulative whores. Men are heartless predators
Jayden Ross
the woman is the garden in which i plant my seed
Matthew Hernandez
Agreed, most of his novels are worth reading. Heck, I even enjoyed parts of Bagatelles pour un massacre although I'm a Jew. It's like Joyce and his fartfucking letters to his wife, when you're a really great stylist everything you write with passion is going to be well-written.
Ryder Stewart
Simply read good literature. I propse Queneau's >
>Pierrot mon ami
>Loin de Rueil
>Le Dimanche de la vie
Benjamin Johnson
Im probably going to crack this open not because it interests me but because Yea Forums‘s reaction to this guy is completely unique and non-polarized, and that arouses my interest in itself.
I agree although you’re giving Joyce all the best of it.
Jaxson Hall
It is indeed pretty good but there are one or two scenes that are pretty pornographic. Style isn't the greatest too, it's more about the content, the substance rather than the form. I'd recommend this book to anyone. It's great.
Matthew Carter
Every Houellebecq book is just a thinly veiled rant about how horny he is.
Daniel Evans
Adam Clark
This
/thread
Anthony Phillips
Charles Collins
*ahem*
(next month)