There aren't enough ass-cradling jobs for the number of college graduates. Just because you chose to spend 5-6 figures on a loan to get a saturated or useless degree does not entitle you to sit on your ass and browse facebook for 8 hours a day for 5-6 figures a year. I know that's the American dream but some of y'all are going to be picking vegetables.
The Giver, the entire Brian Jaques canon, that one book about the tiny magical silver cube I can’t remember or look up, basically anything written by whites that doesn’t have sex in it.
These are all lame novels written by women and gays. Children should read based books like Infantry Attacks, On War, and the Book of Five Rings.
The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien. There are plenty of solid arguments for promoting the arts in K-12 education. The obvious problem is when fart-huffing theater kids and pedophiles start using "the arts" as a cover for their own shitty purposes.
No what they should read is Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy, Republic by Plato, Siege by James Mason, Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
Yes these are good too.
"Take my story said the tree, and give it to globalist megacorporations who will whore it out to federally funded propaganda outlets who will use it to farm hate clicks in order to influence public opinion in favor of niggers and trannies."
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom is the best book ever written and I defy anyone to prove me otherwise.
Well you won't get any defiance from me because I fully agree
Many historical military leaders whose dicks you're sucking educated themselves in both philosophy and the arts as well, retard.
This is pretty fucking based
TOTAL RETARD WAR
The Giver is a based anti-commie allegory that everyone should read. And Brian Jacques is a Christian who made amazingly detailed anthropomorphic medieval fantasy novels that honor White Culture and teach leadership, morals, and fighting to protect your country and homeland, zero diversity or fagginess to he found.
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is my personal pick for "must-read children's book", as the message of the book (while almost certainly unintentional) can be seen as a criticism of welfare/foreign aid.
I love how he pops out of the top, looking like a chud dr. robotnik
>Just pathethic overweight middle age slobs
