well, I need to do some stuff but I'll be free in an hour or so to really sit down and discuss stuff

Lorenzo, do you identify yourself as Fascist?

Is it a long read? I'm going to start it now, since I just joined in yesterday

I only identify myself as a traditionalist

I'm writing my own political essays, and I study extremism at university for my second thesis

We wont talk about it for a couple hours, text discussion will go on all day but we can do a voice chat later today, sometime around 8-10pm eastern.

The book we shall discuss was actually part of my bibliography for my last thesis

ah

I'm hoping to create some kind of new movement here where I live

To no longer have us worshipping the ashes of old doctrines, but actually preserving the fire that they felt.

Rilath, it is a long read. You can still skim through it, possubly read a cliffnotes on it. But you can still particioate in the discussion, because I am sure we will touch upon topics that dont require you to have had read the book.

Yeah.

It's very accessible tbh

and I can recomend a couple pages for you to read to generally get an idea of it all

Alright boys new channel, lets keep that one uncluttered and only talk about the book.

Specifically the last few pages are the most important

kk

@Polak Would it help to make that reading list open for contribution by everyone here?

Or make a separate one that is like that.

We could create a google doc paper

This is a possible idea^

google docs is a good doxing vector

i dont recommend it

Yeah, avoid (((google))) at all costs.

Then are there any alternatives for a public document?

plenty actually. google doesnt have a monopoly on sharing things

you just have to....

google for them :V

For generic searches I'd go with duckduckgo, they don't store any data on your searches

http://www.thewindowsclub.com/free-alternatives-to-google-docs

Here's 5 that could work

We could use pastebin for this sort of thing.

I like the idea.