and some of Marx's manuscripts and excerpts from Capital in an old college book that compiled a bunch of political philosophers

It's just so absurd and evil

Like it's comically evil, but it's real

I got Wealth of Nations and the Communist Manifesto in the same purchase lel

Wew

two vaaastly different beliefs

And then War and Peace.

Is another one.

Like all of the shit that he references from takes just a lot of effort man.

I did actually pick some Dostoyevsky up

got two copies of The Prince

The Prince is baller

But you don't need to read Tolstoy or Dostoyevsky to understand Peterson

of bel aire?

Machiavellianism can go to far imo but otherwise i think he makes good points

War and Peace was 2thicc4me

It's just Nietzsche, Jung, Bible really

And you don't need an in depth understanding of the bible unless you want to debate him on his interpretation

Which I've heard is somewhat suspect at times

Yeah, but Nietzsche is fucking impenetrable, with out a study guide for each god damn page.

I dunno about that

damn flash lol

See if you can deal with the Graham Parkes version of Zarathustra

I've read bits of the republic never finished it though.

That really big one is the compilation

There's probably a PDF if you wanna try ASAP

had to get it for one of my PolySci classes

shit was haaaard

@Beemann https://www.amazon.com/Thus-Spoke-Zarathustra-Everyone-Classics-ebook/dp/B00BBFO91Y ?

Yes, that's the exact version I have

I read it first when I was in highschool, and I didn't pick up all of it but I did get through it

Think this is propaganda enough lol

Then read it again this last year. Just go slow

Juuust look at it

And don't worry if Eternal Recurrence seems to come out of nowhere lol

I read the manifesto online because I'm not paying for that shit

Same with Mein Kampf, which I need to finish

I got my PDF from a wehraboo. Apparently it's an extra special sekrit edition from POW camps

I got it on sale and with Wealth of Nations so