Post some Cred Forums-approved literature
Redpilled books
Adam Phillips
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Adam Martin
Mein Kampf
Jose Ramirez
>Ramblings of a drunk nazi.
How about "Rules for Radicals"
Jackson Barnes
i never realized it but it is
and by a woman too
Mason Garcia
They have beer in German prison?
Jaxson Brooks
XD what?? That cant be right.
Sign me up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;3
Hudson Wilson
We should stick to our own kind.
Kayden Mitchell
Well, Hitler did right Mein Kampf from prison, sp according to there must be alcohol in German prison.
Luke Gomez
This. I tried to read it in high school and it was just ramblings, hardly a coherent thought in the whole thing. He would jump from one subject to another completely at random.
William Martinez
I don't know why Hitler was arrested, but
>letting a political prisoner publish a book about plotting the take over of the current state while in your prison
That being said I haven't read mein kampf.
Jayden Morales
They have beer in German McDonalds so why not
Jace Lopez
I don't think it was openly about taking over the state , but it's important to remember that Germans did have free speech back then. Today, a right-wing political prisoner could never publish a book, in or out of prison, unless he's a god-damned Mudslime.
Julian Torres
None beat this one:
Benjamin Edwards
A great question for 'married' gay 'fathers'
Dylan Lopez
HAITIAN NIGGER COOKIES
Michael Scott
desu that children's story borders on blue pill because the mouse is actually helpful inbetween asking for things and all of the requests are logical
It basically says "Be nice and give others things, and you'll have a friend, but be prepared to have it all on hand."
Redpill would be the mouse being an absolutely obnoxious little shit and the kid realizing he needs to treat him like an animal
Kevin Cox
That's what i like about it.
Stuck in jail with only Hess as company, bored out of his mind so he opens his mouth and starts ranting and Hess types it down. it's the most passionate thing I've ever read.
Josiah Roberts
Cleaning out my moms house last week and saw this, burst into tears and left alone for hours reading it like my mom used to.
Charles Green
bump
Blake Roberts
This book is redpilled as fuck.
Jack Howard
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Nolan Murphy
Why Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
The bad kids got fuck all but Charlie who behaved won?
Jacob Phillips
>Greedy fat kid
>Shrill demanding kid
Hey kid, don't be a dick
Christopher Green
Around Stoats Watch Your throats
BUILD A REDWALL
David Peterson
Maybe pic related is more your speed
>I could not help myself...it is my nature
Cameron Nelson
Hell. That was my kindergarten redpill.
Levi Miller
CLUNY2016
NEVER FORGET THE LATE ROSE
Henry King
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Camden Harris
This book always gets me
Jeremiah Johnson
Wot Wot.
Joshua Bailey
This series was amazing.
Isaiah Sullivan
I was going to shit post in this thread, but I can't anymore after seeing this.
What have I become, my sweetest friend?
Luis Scott
Dune
Storm of steel
Starship Troopers
Rules for Radicals
The Prince
Call of The Wild
Gates of Fire
The Crusades: Men of Iron and the flame of Islam
James Bond books
Lord of the Flies
Animal Farm
1984
Brave new World
War of the Worlds
The Clansman
Jeremiah Walker
*The Crusades: Iron Men and Saints
Adrian Jenkins
A new redpilled books thread and once again I am going to ask if anyone has read "Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil" by Gerard Menuhin?
Ayden Miller
Is this about the jews or muslims?
Josiah Davis
The spirit of the law, by Bastiat.
Luke Gutierrez
I had to read this for school along time ago, and enjoyed it, but I don't see how Cred Forums would necessarily approve of it.
Chase Barnes
That book scarred me as a child and still does today. I can read the whole book aloud without tearing up at the end. It gets even harder to read the older you get...
Grayson Rodriguez
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Ian Johnson
*can't
Jaxon Hughes
Storm of Steel
Tales of honorary WW1 german soldier who also fought for the third reich in ww2.
Dominic Hall
The Hungry Caterpillar
Christian Ross
It's more common sense than politics, but we live in an era were everything is politicized and what's "right" is determined by morality instead of what's factual.
Jose Bennett
>It makes no difference what men think of war
>War endures. As well ask men what they think of stone. War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner. That is the way it was and will be. That way and not some other way.