Make a coherent point and i'll respond to it. Don't exactly have a way to gage what you want from asking me about like 5 different books.

and i mean this fr i struggle with vague questions

well, the meme was vague, too, about "having read Lenin"

those five titles are just the first that came to mind on their critique of utopianists in general and anarchists in particular

"having read Lenin" means "having read The State and Revolution", right?
have you read On Authority, too?

you're literally the meme rn

'kay

yes, I read them. but like Lenin and his followers, I won't apply them 😂

The Ego and Its Own is a 1884 American supernatural comedy philosophy book written and published by Max Stirner. It stars Hegel, Kant, and Hume as The Ego, It's Own, and the Creative Nothing, respectively, a trio of eccentric paraphilosophers who start a spook-catching business in Berlin. The book also stars Locke, Moore, and Mills, and features Hobbes in supporting roles.

The Ego, Its Own, and the Creative Nothing are paraphilosophy professors at Berlin University investigating the collective unconscious. Following their first encounter with a spook manifesting at the coronation of the Kaiser, the university dean fires them and dismisses the credibility of their ideology. In response, they establish "Spookbusters", a philosophical critique and debunking service operating out of a disused coffee parlour. They develop high-tech steam-powered equipment to capture and contain spooks, although business is initially slow.

US Department of Veteran Affairs releasing a statement basically telling Vets not to kill themselves because of the botched withdrawal and pointless war but also arguing this was a justified war and totally worth their sacrifice.