So I'm looking to buy some books for my sister's birthday. She's a bluepilled normie but she admitted that she would be interested in reading Orwell 1984. I know it's a classic redpill and quite accessible to normies, but I was wondering if you guys had similar entry level redpills you could recommend me.
I'm also planning to get her the Revolutionary Phenotype because she's working on artificial intelligence in a big pharma.
Any books that you judge would be an efficient entry level redpilled for a normie girl is welcome, just spare me the culture of critique, the protocol of Zion and meme books like siege.
Brave New World is a good onr. It’s quite mind-bending at first but from there it just turns into a massive redpill against what the cucks would turn us into.
Otherwise, I wouldn’t call 1984 a redpill in the slightest. Good read nonetheless.
Kevin Turner
Unabomber Manifesto
Andrew Morales
Tell her to shut up , get mattied, and have children, if she’s white.
Alexander Rivera
I don't think she will buy into social Darwinism. She's a typical normie female working in a tech department so everything related to Trump is yike. I know it's not really a redpill but I need an entry level book that can set the frame of mind for more ideologically challenging book. Hearing her telling me that she would be open in reading Orwell just gave me a glimpse of hope in her because she's a total NPC.
Hudson Turner
Just buy her a dildo, books are retarded
Brandon Bell
She doesn't want to have kids she one of these carrier chicks, that's why I'm asking pol for help I need to awaken her and I see no other method but make her read books. I just can't throw her too spicy redpills, it will be counter productive.
Aaron Stewart
Would hardly call 1984 redpilled you realize leftists love that book Right? Same for clockwork orange and catcher in the rye.
Joseph Reyes
siege
Ayden Howard
career*
Zachary Long
>wouldint buy into social Darwinism Then why ask us since we probably would just give you books like SEIGE.
Camden Young
I know but it's a good book to help frame one's mind in being more inclined to read mind challenging books.
You gotta just fuckin' nietzsche her! I'm sorry that France only has books with white pages.
Lucas Mitchell
Women are all NPC, you think you can red pill her by logic and argument red pill yourself first and beat the hell out of her.
Brody Parker
So red pill her bf if that's necessary.
Jonathan Gray
the turner diaries
Josiah Ross
I believe my sister can be reasoned with rational arguments but she's very stubborn. Arguing with her in a dialogue doesn't really works but I think she can be challenged with books. Plus books can be read by her boyfriend which could also redpill him. Like you said if all girls are NPC they will usually convert to their husband ideas. That's why I'm asking for books.
Joseph Cox
That's too advanced for her level I'm afraid.
Bentley Rodriguez
What about red pilling with meme and funny jokes ?
They will only trust (((books))) and logical fallacies at this point, just change the rules.
Don't begin with light shit, begin by the evil at its core.
I can suggest you somerhing about elites pedophile networks around the case of marc dutroux, there are videos on youtube.
From that you can escalate to a big picture of today's politic.
Logan Hall
The Unseen Hand by A Ralph Epperson
Behold A Pale Horse by William Cooper
Nolan Rivera
Like every NPC she's very absorbed in her work and will not read a book she judges to be conspiratorial.
Ryder Turner
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Landon Scott
I just want to give her a proper frame of thought first and collaterally shoot knowledge bullets at her bf so he can redpill her.
Parker Hill
Watership down
Ayden King
Ok, I think I have something perfect for her,
Ilya Prigogine, La fin des certitudes. Temps, chaos et les lois de la nature
Matthew Young
Mein Kampf and Culture of Critique.
William Stewart
These 2 books has reference and source material. A Ralph Epperson is a historian and has been in the history channel a couple times. One was a documentary sbout Americas founding fathers. His research in The Unseen Hand exposes a worldwide conspiracy dating 6000 years back
Justin Smith
>entry level redpill Animal Farm Ender's Game Starship Troopers Unironically anything by Shakespeare, probably best to watch play/movie versions though
Anthony Hughes
This guy gets it.
Sebastian Fisher
I think she would read that, thanks. She doesn't meet the redpill level requirement to read them I'll keep it in my backlog maybe gift it to her boyfriend instead. I'll look up the books but thanks for your recommendation.
Are there any good redpilled book designed to be adressed to a female audience specifically? With themes critique of feminism or the sexual emancipation, destruction of the nuclear family and its effect etc. Like I said she confessed to me she doesn't want to have kids so books that can help her reconsider that decision are also appreciated.
Joseph Nelson
Amazing book. Horrible redpill.
Chase Cox
>book designed to be adressed to a female audience specifically? >books >females Welcome, newfren.
Lucas Myers
Unironically anything by Marx or Howard Zinn. Marxists are only Marxists because they have never read his retarded drivel. Anyone who sees the actual horseshit he spouted tends to go full fash. Zinn is such a smarmy, dishonest kike that it is near impossible to read a paragraph he wrote without hating Jews.
Anthony Hill
>letting women read
And you say you're red pilled.
Aaron Powell
Collegues and friends having kids will red pill her about the accomplishing and satisfying experience of nativity.
Justin Hughes
>Orwell 1984 >Classic redpill
Pfff...implying normies dont read that and think "this is just like what Drumpfs America will be like!"
Nathaniel James
My sister isn't a defective NPC like the thots you find online. She's a finely formatted products that perfectly fits the cogs of the system. She works super hard, had only one boyfriend which is her current one. I think she has the capacity to think critically but she's being grinded by the machine that wants her to pay taxes. That's what I'm trying to break I just want her to realize that she should focus on starting a family with her boyfriend, he's a good guy and she's still young I just don't want her to ruin her life over her careers ambition.
Joshua Carter
Get her to watch peterstein
Landon Jones
>she would be interested in reading Orwell 1984 That was the Soviets
Get her this book. That's the modern West (plus gnostic-Jew occult).
>I think she has the capacity to think critically >she >think critically My sides!
Jaxson Hernandez
Thanks No I know pretty rare right?
Aiden Lewis
That's a tough one, frog. I've never recommended any books to women.
Something anti feminist would be a good start, but i don't know of any pro trad anti feminist books written for women. Most redpill literature is written BY men and FOR men.
Henry Perez
One could say "biologically impossible", even.
Luke Rodriguez
Are you denying that there exist a bell curve?
Luke Morgan
Of course not. But I assume you are referring to an IQ bellcurve. The mean female IQ is 100, so that should not be a hinderance. Meaning there are other factors that make women incapable of thinking critically.
Tyler Morgan
Also, the female IQ bellcurve is so narrow it hardly makes that much of a difference. Their standard deviation is something like .5.
Colton Foster
I'm pretty sure there also exist a bell curve toward the propensity to read and think critically I don't see why there wouldn't be one. I mean you're claiming that it's biologically impossible, if you want to derail the thread in that direction I think you should come back with some evidences.
Aaron Cooper
There is nothing wrong with the society in BNW. It is one of the only true utopias depicted in fiction. Everyone is blissfully happy, well fed and well fucked. The whole point of the book is that isnt enough, "Man shall not live by bread alone", etc. Its kind of a wanky book tonally.
Kayden Carter
I would say pointing out empirical reality is less of a "derailment" than your white knighting, but c'est la vie. So the only answer to your question is Harry Potter or 50 Shades of Gray. I have literally never even heard of a woman reading any book other than those. And about 75% of those I have met who claimed to have read those ended up revealing they had only watched the movies.
Jonathan Evans
Count of Monte Cristo is kind of "purplepilled" but there is a part in which they ask the question of why the first thing a criminal do is to arm themselves.
Gabriel Reyes
Books that mention arms are legal in Sweden?
Austin White
Well yeah, we have a strong hunter community that fights tooth and nail to keep their guns. They are one of the reasons immigrants are deathly afraid of establishing themselves in the rural parts of Sweden. State is working on taking them out though because it is "problematic". Good thing is that the Hunter is so deeply ingrained in our culture that they are virtually untouchable and you could even claim it as a usucaption.
Cameron Peterson
Plato's republic.
Jace Martinez
not what you asked for, but this is a popular tomb
