A book to end all books
Our detractors would say that we here at Savage Minds could have written this book, so maybe there is no need for us to read it…
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- MTBradley: I loved the movie, and the only reason I did was because the Nazis were dehumanized. I have to disagree. The guys in...
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- Rick: I just want to say that I just took an ambien so this might fall apart, but I’ll give it a try. I think bringing in...
- Rick: Well, like all Zen student, one needs a master. I think maybe part of this whole dialogue is based on the fact that the...
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- Rick: “Also, the WASP cultural obsessions with authenticity, immediacy, unmediated communication of subjectivity etc. in...
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This book is typical of the radical, America-hating, left-wing trash that this blog publishes. If America is going to win the war on Islamofascism, we need to have a foreign policy based on _reading_ books, not useless Ivory Tower handwringing about how _not_ to read them. Shame on you, Savage Minds!!!
This blog is starting to feel a bit like some fucked up Turing Test in which everyone pretends to be a troll. I agree Rex! We need to stop these monsters now! Let’s Raid!