finally the rival for the communism thread has been born

If a dumbass like kanye can get such a cult of personality tbh i understand a lot of things historically better

That was anarchism thread

i don't even think most people there really care about kanye they just are glad they can finally post insane takes on the forum and straddle the line of being banned

That too but i do think some stannery is pushing fellas to the right

It is unuronically

These people have never read BOOKS

WORDS

50 cent announces bombing of Bulgaria

4ch pol has 4 Kanye threads rn

you guys ready for the UK to collapse

I'm actually reading through Mandel's Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory, so I wouldn't say I'm not interested in y'all philosophy. Add that to the fact that most of y'all I've interacted with ITT are (unintentionally) hilarious, and it's a recipe for an entertaining diversion.

Again, it's a public thread on a public forum. I'm not trolling or trying to bait any of y'all into arguments (It's honestly been made evident that most of yall don't have the capacity), so again, I'll read through y'all posts and recs, make comments I feel are necessary.

Now, y'all totally have the right to refuse to interact because of whatever weirdness you've collectively convinced yourself is happening, and you, as a mod, totally have the right to mute or ban if you think I'm going against any of the KTT2 rules and regulations, but I don't think you can stop people from posting in a thread because you don't like them or they don't agree with your philosophy.

Feel free to prove me wrong though.

you can keep this little shtick up all you want but you've made your intentions clear already

we do not want or need your comments itt

American Revolutions and Republics, both by Alan Taylor (1750 to 1850)

River of Dark Dreams: Slavery and Empire in the Cotton Kingdom by Walter Johnson

A House Divided: America in the age of Lincoln by Eric Foner

The Republic For Which It Stands by Richard White (Reconstruction and Gilded Age)

A Fierce Discontent by Michael McGerr (Progressive Era and WW1)

Gangsters of Capitalism by Jonathan Katz (Early 20th century american imperialism)

Class Struggle and the New Deal by Rhonda Levine (roaring 20s and New Deal)

TY

This is gonna go great with my American history course

U welcome 🫡 haven't read much from the 20th century onwards so i dont have many good recommendations for general history, but I think the The Federal Landscape by Nash and The Next Shift by Winant are good reads. Both kinda specific, TFL is about the economic transformation of the Western states and The Next Shift is about deindustrialization in Pittsburgh, but the themes of the rise of the southwest and decline of the northeast are complementary imo

S really left the site for a month and registration is open

one of my favorite history books is "How to Hide an Empire"

no idea about the authors political inclinations but its a great book

im assuming we're just recommending history books

americana replied to a blocked user

Wdym he left

He said he was logging off for a month post kanye