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TwoQuestions posted:Never heard of that book, added to wish list. I was never a fan of Victorian England, but I am a RPG/fantasy fan, and Exalted's 2nd edition depiction of Nexus (which is an ultra-libertarian hellhole for the not-rich) was great, but only a couple of pages long. I also gotta get me some Imperial Guard fiction too, my friend's a big fan of those guys. London Labour and the London Poor is a historical piece interviewing working class people in the 1840s. If you want to understand that Victorian England was poo poo, it's where you should start.
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Cingulate posted:TBH I'm here because of a weakly asserted policy of political correctness. It's just easier to spend time on a board where you can roughly assume only very few of the people reading and writing around you are fascists, unlike basically any other place ever. Same. This is the least lovely place I've run into online, sad as that is.
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Cingulate posted:He's far from the dumbest craziest, or in any other most extreme person to ever have a cult following. Well, Dick Dorkins still has a cult, and is a complete dumbass in most everything, even though he's a pretty okay biologist.
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