Thread 24660131

Do you own books by problematic authors?

>>24660131 (OP)
Yes. Evola, De Sade, Bataille, Schmitt, Nordau, Schopenhauer, Vilar, Weininger, etc

Yes. Evola, Sade, Bataille, Jünger, Mishima, Mann, etc.

I really want to get a physical copy of Celine's pamphlets

>>24660131 (OP)
How problematic could this jew be?

>>24660131 (OP)
How come Oscar Wilde and Andre Gide aren't considered problematic but rather gay icons?
They literally imported arabic kids to diddle them.

Yes. Plenty of them have commited the worst crime of them all — they disliked the Jews

>>24660131 (OP)
Why do brits love buggery?

>>24660160
>>24660191
these are just normal guys. the one in the OP is a rapist jew.

>>24660131 (OP)
My Harry Potter collection is still where I put it a decade ago. It will stay there, until and unless I pass it on to someone else.

Yes, and I’m rounding out my collection soon with a copy of Riefenstahl’s Die Nuba. I think it’ll make a great hoe-scaring coffee table book

Literally every great writer had some aspect of their personality that would be considered weird and problematic today.

>>24660191
What is problematic about Jünger and Mann

Yes... the Bible.

>>24660899
Evil nazi fellow traveller Evil Conservative Stalinist pedo

>>24660131 (OP)
>Mein Kampf
>Industrial Society and its Future
>SCUM Manifesto

>>24660131 (OP)
My diary

>>24661066
Inscrutable. I like it.

>>24660899
Mann wrote in his diaries about getting turned on when his kids would run around naked.

>>24660131 (OP)
>Pulp novel about space elites raping underage sex slaves
>Written by Donald Barr who was CIA and headmaster of the prodigious Dalton school in new york
>In the early 70s he hires a 21 year old college drop out named Jeffery Epstein to be the head of the math department
>Years later his son Bill Barr is in charge of overseeing the Epstein case/"suicide"
much to think about