The high school library had a few good pieces of literature, but I found a gold mine in the public library.

Mainly my idea was to spend as little amount of time in that school as possible, and I had some good comrades at lunch so I didn't spend much time at the library

Old manuals on programming, history books, and the likes

I never really had any friends in school, but one or two good friends

The school library had your typical propaganda with Time magazine and National Geographic

^ true that is

Books were generic textbooks and trashy modern literature for "cool teens"

^again

And holocaust books as well

Lots of those

funny how that's true

I never really read into them though since there were so many

Only when it was required

Plus my main interest was in the cold war.

Night was gay

Yeah not much of that when it comes to literature

Funny how that works

Right.

A 6 year time span matters more than 50 years of espionage and proxy wars with far more deaths overall

I was honestly sick of hearing about world war one and two.

I zoned out for most history classes

Only time there was any mention of Mao and the Great Leap Forward was in my AP World class where I wrote a big essay and really ripped him to shreds since that's what the teacher assigned us

lol

I made an essay in 12th questioning the holocaust

whad'd u say?

I got red pilled on the JQ in 11th

The stuff about him calling the birds the public animals of capitalism and basically causing mass starvation then killing everyone who said that it wasn't a good idea

Also the pig iron production from the backyard furnaces

Really when it comes to Mao there's all sorts of ridiculous bonehead shit you can find

yes

Mao was not the smartest lad, I'll say that much

true

Stalin was smarter

Yeah definitely

I like mao only because of the laughs I got out of reading what he did to china.

IDK about Chiang Kai-Shek

Plus I really started reading into maoism and the events in china when I started getting rell pilled on communism

The Mao story is real interesting but no one really hears about it much in HS because "muh hitler"

well Mao didn't invade much outside Tibet

that's the reason

and how todays relations in current social and political spheres can relate to the social revolution of maoist china.