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i want to buy new books however my father keeps saying no. he says that once you buy multiple controversial books you will look bad in the eyes of some people.

for example i have the doctrines of fascism, revolt against the modern world, and couple other books that are considered controversial but have bought them all under a fake name and used vpn and pressed on continue as guest while ordering. ik this barely does anything but idk what to do because my dad has a very valid point but i still want to get new books.

i dont support any political system but i just like to read physical books instead of online pdfs. what do you guys think?
 
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Those books are a lot easier to get online though

No reputable book store will supply hard copies of them
 
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Those books are a lot easier to get online though

No reputable book store will supply hard copies of them
i barely have any books from physical book stores. i order most of them online from different websites. i use amazon for most but usually ebay has alot of good books. the problem is my dad thinks if i order too many online i will have a label on my name.
 
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i barely have any books from physical book stores. i order most of them online from different websites. i use amazon for most but usually ebay has alot of good books. the problem is my dad thinks if i order too many online i will have a label on my name.
You won't have a label jfl
 
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every single thing you do online is tracked
They don't care that your buying some books, especially if those books are available for sale on platforms like Amazon and Ebay
 
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They don't care that your buying some books, especially if those books are available for sale on platforms like Amazon and Ebay
okay this is a serious question not sarcastic, do you think someone who buys books such as mein kampf, the doctrines of fascism, and the origins of totalitarianism will not raise any flags?
 
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okay this is a serious question not sarcastic, do you think someone who buys books such as mein kampf, the doctrines of fascism, and the origins of totalitarianism will not raise any flags?
No it won't raise any red flags mate

History buffs buy these books all the time
 
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nvm im going to make my cousin order them, its not like shes ever leaving the country anyways
 
"my father keeps saying no. he says that once you buy multiple controversial books you will look bad in the eyes of some people."

What country are you from that people still think like this?

Also how would anyone know what books you buy?

Are your Amazon purchases posted in the town square?

I have so many questions...
 
"my father keeps saying no. he says that once you buy multiple controversial books you will look bad in the eyes of some people."

What country are you from that people still think like this?

Also how would anyone know what books you buy?

Are your Amazon purchases posted in the town square?

I have so many questions...
let’s use our brains retard. my father has a phd from a university in the us it’s not like i’m a pajeet. everything you do nowadays online is tracked and written somewhere. this isn’t a new thing
 
let’s use our brains retard. my father has a phd from a university in the us it’s not like i’m a pajeet. everything you do nowadays online is tracked and written somewhere. this isn’t a new thing
no one’s looking for you g:lul::lul::lul:
 
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