content: Reading the Mein Kampf together: Part 1 Hi frens, i recently started reading this great book, in the Manheim translation as suggested here, and honestly it's going above my expectations, school teachers told me that it's incoherent rambling and to not read it, turns out it wasn't true, and also i feel that it's very powerful because almost everything i read can relate to something i have experienced or that it's relatable to the modern times. So i want to start this thing, i will regularly post brief excerpts, for brevity's sake, that i found interesting or relatable, in the hopes of inspiring all of us on what to do in this dark times and also to inspire some of you to read the whole thing, like i'm doing. Before we get in the political part of the book, i want to start light by presenting you a very brief thought of a young Hitler, conflicted between his own aspirations and what his father wanted for him. "I yawned and grew sick to my stomach at the thought of sitting in an office, deprived of my liberty, ceasing to be the master of my own time and being compelled to force the content of a whole life into blanks that have to be filled out" Let me know if this is something interesting, if you want longer excerpts (although the next that i saved will be longer, this is by far the shortest), how regularly etc etc, if you don't give a shit i will do it anyways :).