I only read fiction most of the time

political works get a bit hard to "just read"

Yeah that stuff can get pretty dry

Yeah I get what you mean

I really like reading something that I care about

and while I'll read that book to have a good conversation with Mr. Chopin' over there

I mostly just don't give a fuck

This whole North Korean missile crisis made me feel like reading "Gravity's Rainbow" again

I speak what I think and that is all.

One of my favorite books of all time

I'm rereading fallout Equestria

I have a copy of GR

funily enough

Pinecone is a weirdo

as nukes are being threatened around.

It's a kind of historical retelling of WW2 on what if the Germans launched the V2 rockets and declared nuclear war on Europe

I just finished Fight Club last week

Sorta overwritten on some parts, but I really loved it

I'm gonna read Mere Christianity and Growth of the Soil next

sound like good books

I have a few suggestions if you wanna hear

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mere_Christianity

sure

John Locke's works is pretty good. I'm planning on reading the Bell Curve because I'm a bit curious.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Growth_of_the_Soil

Okay, well, one thing I'm reading right now is the Haddix "Among the" seris

I'm on amoung the brave right now.

It's a good seris of young adult books which take place in what is basically a over-populated globalist nightmare

*takes

Third children are illegal, the most basic luxgeries limited to the higher class, the Barons

so its china

everything is controlled by the government or corrupt upper class men, and any real resistance to it is far off from the beginning of the book

yes

I honestly feel that in the future authenticity will be a luxury for the rich

Someone get Vlad a fedora

Lenin was a faggot

He was.

Religion is not abomination

it holds a clear and societal moral norm

for example, in that book