Thread 24649159

Are these books supposed to make me sympathetic to the Islamists? If a bunch of degenerate white people were having orgies in my city I'd want a caliphate too.

>>24649159 (OP)
>sympathetic to the Islamists
goats do not like mooooslimes

>"It was he, too, who reconciled me to that whole business of the rape, remember? All that nonsense of Arnauti's in Moeurs, all those psychologists! His single observation stuck like a thorn. He said: 'Clearly you enjoyed it, as any child would, and probably even invited it. You have wasted all this time trying to come to terms with an imaginary conception of damage done to you, Try dropping this invented guilt and telling yourself that the thing was both pleasurable and meaningless. Every neurosis is made to measure! ' It was curious that a few words like this, and an ironic chuckle, could do what all the others could not do for me. Suddenly everything seemed to lift, get lighter, move about. Like cargo shifting in a vessel. I felt faint and rather sick, which puzzled me. Then later on a space slowly cleared. It was like feeling creeping back into a paralysed hand again."
It was a different time?

Transgression itself is highly erotic, as Bataille says, such that, no model of Islamic repression allows for escape from degenerate behavior, but in fact, only serves to intensify it.

Early twentieth century writers loved to tell stories about a bunch of guys fighting over the worst woman imaginable

>>24649159 (OP)
Its kino. One rarely talks about it here though.
>>24649159 (OP)
>bunch of degenerate white people were having orgies in my city
Always have been. I guess this is what the Epstein circle looked like from inside.
Bunch of friends just having fun.

>>24650157
If it's so fun why do they whine so much?

>>24650981
The whining hill peaks at the first part, Justine. Many get filtered there.This part is söy on purpose, it was "meant to be ironic".
Other parts (the occult) have many interesting details and has most of action and momentum.
IIRC one of themes of the book was 'You can't know the cards of others so pretty much most of your assumptions are false as you play along.'
Beautiful book/10

>>24649159 (OP)
Why doesn't the first book have the hand on the spine? Why does the middle book have a pattern that doesn't bleed into the others?

>>24649743
wtf I love the sexual revolution now

>>24649159 (OP)
>muh jihad
i was thinking about Alexandrian Quartet while reading Camp of the saints.
So it was the (((money))) that broke the back of the English Empire?
BC the book goes at lengths on 'colonialism is ... le bad mkay ... zeitgeist tells its time build the third temple of Israel and just gtfo before the arabs go full on nutty-putty.
What other books should i consult to understand the turn of the history wheel described in this book?

>>24649956

clea is literally sexy af and justine wasn't really fought over so...

>>24649159 (OP)
Op is simping for the tramp stamp tramps. Meanwhile the main (((jewish plot))) is not even mentioned. Makes you think.
>>24655317
City is SOVL
You must go back

>>24649159 (OP)
>Justine
Female version of my name

Bump

>>24650157
>Its kino. One rarely talks about it here though.
be the change you want to see in the board anon

>>24658225
I guess is not edgy enough. Its just a good /lit/.
The author is rather a second echelon normie, albeit he was a friend of Henry Miller.
The book iirc had a ton of interesting references and riddles.
One thing that's common with say Frazer's Flashman Papers, is paradigm where great events that turn the world, make imperies disappear etc are malvolent and/or stupid fuckups or plain faux passes at a personal level, albeit hidden from the public.