Have you read Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler?

[The Lawspeaker]

That is actually what makes intelectuals, many people nowadays just reads one or two authors about some specific ideology and then turns full "this" or "that" and ignore everything else.

Frankly, I want to see the Left completely destroyed but it is a battle that has to be fought on many battlefields. Understanding them, is a weapon to be used against them.

[Lazio]

Yes, but for anyone more interested about it I would recomend reading Oswald Spengler first...
and A.H. was much more of a doer than a thinker at the of the day, so books in that style (and in that ideology spectrum) I would recommend more Codreanu's "For My Legionaries".

[Lazio]

Frankly, I want to see the Left completely destroyed but it is a battle that has to be fought on many battlefields. Understanding them, is a weapon to be used against them.

Exactly.
But anyway left and right is used a lot as a distraction weapon as well, straightforward leaders/people like Bismarck that can apply realpolitik usually manages to deal with both sides in one blow.

[Sarmatian]

Yes, quite some time ago.

That's why I also like to dig into Leftist literature if I can get my hands on it. I also want to know what makes those pricks tick.

Should read Marx and Engels then. Have to dig all the way to the roots.

[Lazio]

Should read Marx and Engels then. Have to dig all the way to the roots.

The essentials for sure... but if you gonna read everything they wrote you're lost. My opinion is that would be a great amount of time thrown in the garbage dump.

[Seya]

yes, i did

[Mortimer]

I skimmed through it and read a few chapters the entire book no

[itilvolga]

Yes, i did but not properly.

[Haldis]

I read. Hitler and Hess were an unsuccessful writers.

[The Lawspeaker]

Yes, quite some time ago.



Should read Marx and Engels then. Have to dig all the way to the roots.

Absolutely. Like Hitler - that stuff is pure evil.