Thread 24670302

Is this actually any good or is it just a meme?

>>24670302 (OP)
Even things that are bad retroactively become good the more it makes liberals seethe.

>>24670302 (OP)
It's an enduring cult classic.

>>24670302 (OP)
I liked it

>>24670302 (OP)
Stories ok kind of like a B-Movie, the writing is a little rough.

>>24670302 (OP)
Read Hunter instead

It's a library book. It exists to collect data for the Feds.

>>24670302 (OP)
We just had this thread.

>>24670302 (OP)
Bad writing and over the top scenarios. It's very tryhard but it accurately predicted the future of america sans the civil war.

>>24670476
You spend too much time here

>>24670481
it's more likely than you think

There's supposed to be an illustrated edition of this.

>>24670302 (OP)
It's actionslop, well written actionslop but don't be expecting much beyond that.

>>24670660
Non sequitur. Why make the same exact thread again? Why not add something new?

>>24670302 (OP)
kikes hate this book not because of the racism. it is because they don't want to see what happens when white male individualism merges with collective action

>>24670302 (OP)
It reads more like an instruction manual for how to organize an insurgency, and that's honestly the most interesting part about it. Plenty of details about how to hide weapons, run from the law, etc. The story/characters are just a vehicle to this end. The writing itself is serviceable but not great. The ideology he tries to advance is kindergarten level nonsense, only works if you see nonwhites as zombie apocalypse mobs.

>>24671374
Who is the man in the portrait on the wall in that GIF?

>>24671394
I think it's supposed to be Lysander Spooner.

>>24671441
I haven't heard that name memed in a long time.

>>24671374
is it really real or just the imaginings of a screed like do the things written make sense for real world i doubt it.

>>24671348
Seeing how this work is so consistently derided has forced me to the same conclusion. If anything it's misunderstood. Shame there are no interviews with the author.

>>24672140
>Shame there are no interviews with the author.
He had a radio show and a newsletter and was a very public person. You can probably find a source on him talking about whatever it was you were curious about.

>>24670302 (OP)
yes it is objectively a good read

>>24672406
here is a good review but ignore the leftist spin

>>24672406
Where did you find this

>>24671466
Time for another rabbit hole.

>>24670302 (OP)
>Is this actually any good or is it just a meme?
It's remarkably prescient. Highly recommended.

>>24671345

>something new

And risk being judged? Hated? Rejected?

Instead of recycling the same old topics over and over?

>sloppily written racist power fantasy
>meaningless, meandering books of philosophy
>cheap mass entertainment and shamelessly sexualized porn slop

Here is something new, new to this world at least.

>Burn it!
>Sand monkeys!
>Hate it! Hate it! Hate it!

Are you not tired of this shallowness and darkness?

Here is a key to an entire universe you have not discovered.

A world that is completely unexplored by those around you.

Here is a work sent by God for all humanity to perfect our religion.

These books you read and reread and reshare ad nauseaum, do they have these characteristics of the Koran?

A Book which people lovingly memorize from cover to cover and earn a title for doing so? A Hafiz.

A Book of which there is entire art form in its recitation in sweet and loving melody? Maqamat.

A Book which defines an entire way of life that completely transforms a person down to the hours of their daily lives? Islam.

No, there is no Book like it. And to you and the West at large, it is something new.

Are you tired of this endless and unsatisfying cycle? Here you go.

>>24670302 (OP)
It reads like it was written by a math professor, because it was. Other than that, it's worth knowing the story. For the meme. For the history. It's actually quite fun. I read the whole thing in one night, fueled by Lipton. Would recommend.

>>24673128
come on man

>>24673131
How can I get it without being on a list?

>>24672720
>>24672411
find what? I made those 2 infographics

>>24673331
Gun show

But you‘re already on a list my man

Turner Diaries (The Original serials turned novel, focus on anti-system, guerrilla warfare methods of an underground, decentralised movement with detailed methods in place to identify undercover agents)
The Hunter (A more individualistic, "lone wolf" evolution with methods on espionage and strategic targetting, written as a novel by Pierce, emphasizes the importance of media control and using Christians as a tool instead of trying to fight them)
Serpent's Walk (very cyberpunk, not written by Pierce, less influential and also less prescriptive as a text)
Day of the Rope (like a modern day The Hunter, 2010's setting and updates for using social media and crypto, with individualist methodologies, not as well written or ideologically "tight")

Any to add to this?

>>24673331
Don't worry about it mang... I think I bought it straight from National Vanguard back in the day, not giving a fuck. What? Is it illegal to read a book? In the land of the free? Hey! Maybe there is something to what ole Kevin had to say, if that's the case.

Anyway, if I am on a list now, it hasn't been affecting my life in any way that I can discern.

>>24673514
100% on a list

>>24673524
Epstein?

>>24670302 (OP)
you should read it if u wanna fantasize about killing black people

>>24673806
The book isn't about killing. It's about why they need to kill.

>>24670302 (OP)
meme

>>24673436
Pls no bully, nsa

>>24671374
>only works if you see nonwhites as zombie apocalypse mobs
Anon, I…

>>24672406
>He was a Caucasian though with an unusually dark complexion
Oh, so you know he's one of the bad guys.
Why is rightnigger slop so fucking lazy

>>24674282
That's usually a tell in real life too

>>24674282
>nigger slop so fucking lazy
It was literal slop shat out often last minute in a serialized format to fill space in a newsletter. The author was embarrassed that there was as much demand for a novel binding as there was, and that the novel became as popular as it did.

>>24674380
I‘m gonna need to see that sourced as Pierce then went on to record it himself which I don‘t think was pointedly in demand. If nothing else that Cosmotheism chapter seems to be taking its work pretty seriously.

>>24674301
Like italians. Or Irish.

>>24673495
>Any to add to this?

Nope. You've got it pretty well figured out.

boring basedright garbage. go talk to your friends or something. they miss you.

>>24674848
It's a lot of things but boring isn't one.

I think I found a vintage copy. Should I get it?

>>24674394
It's in his official biography.

>>24674394
>>24675255
I seem to remember hearing that information in Pierce's voice and the biographer says he talked about this "a number of times" so you can likely find corroborating published interviews, radio shows, or somesuch.

>>24675255
neat

>>24675255
Stop teasing and post links

>>24670471
>take the dustjacket from a book about empowering black women
>wrap it around inside and outer cover of paperback
>read in the reading room

>>24675886
It's ok to read The Turner Diaries in public. I do it all the time at starbucks.

>>24670302 (OP)
Is there a scan of the illustrated version anywhere online?

>>24670314
fpbp

meme

>>24675255
founding fathers

>>24676765
part 2

>>24676765
>>24676768
Ah, you're back.

So what does the Y cross rune everyone is posting mean?

>>24677685
>we wuz aryanz

>>24677685
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algiz