I thought CHUDs loved 1984 because it is anti-communist? Not to read of course, but to point to and say "see, communism doesn't work, even in fiction!"

Conservatives turning on 1984 is among the most baffling shifts against a book that I can imagine short of them explicitly throwing out a book of the Bible.

Grapes of Wrath is genuinely a great book

If these people could actually read they'd be pretty upset if they discovered Perenti.

Also, listing "anti-war" as a reason it's inspiring "radical violence" kinda gives the whole game away.

You wouldn't believe the depraved acts of violence the Lorax has inspired against patriots.

Better attempt at a radical reading list than any liberal has put out, at least.

If the lorax is armed the trees can't be harmed

To be fair peoples history actually radicalized me when I read it in high school

Fucking hell, how do you put The Lorax on there and not have a 'are we the baddies?' moment? Though for USians I suppose it's always just 'are we getting paid enough for being the baddies?'

And even then, it's not even accurate: "pro-violence?" How? The lorax never even threatens violence, meanwhile the onceler rolls up in this thing:

Unless they're trying to say the book implies a call to violence since talking is ineffective at preventing capital from destroying the planet

Johnny Got His Gun is pretty sick in all the right ways, highly recommended for my comrades if you've never heard if it.

Pro-anti-fascism

the only book I could get through was the lorax. the other books dont have enough pictures. very difficult

I love that they have 7 and 8 in a tie, leaning hard into pretending they have a numerical basis for this

Pro-Child-Confusion

Reasons: Anti-War

Pro-Environment

Is this real? This can't be real

Orwell spinning in his grave

Radical leftist democrat cartoon depicts four teenagers and their talking dog enacting antifa style violence against brave patriotic real estate developers dressed like pirate ghosts

What are books?

Critical support for the Western fight club ending that differs from the book (banking institutions blown up)

Supportive criticism for the Chinese ending that matches the book (mental hospital)

I don't think this is real. A reverse image search only comes up with people making fun of this and no original source. In addition, genspect tries very hard to maintain a very apolitical/just-medical-experts-with-purely-medical-concerns veneer, and I doubt they would cosign something as blatantly partisan and risk losing credibility in the process.

I'm probably wrong in my analysis, but I always thought fight club was somewhat "pro masculinity".

A man who can't sleep, has zero sense of belonging, success, accomplishment stops sleeping and starts essentially a men's therapy group. He takes in other men who are also dissatisfied with life and capitalism and consumerism. He gets them to take out their anger in fights, creates a sense of brotherhood, and unites them to do something truly productive and positive; blow up the banks.

Whenever I hear that leftists have trouble with getting men involved because there isn't a ton of men's support groups that aren't run by chuds who have extensive sexual assault charges, I think of this book.

It's a male therapeutic expression of the crushing nature of capitalism, and how it is inherently an inhumane way go through life.

I also understand it's one of the most misinterpreted books ever, chuds think it's just a cool movie about fighting lmao.

Took me awhile