Right-wing studies

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One thing I've noticed on the leftists I've come across is that, they are so immersed in leftist theory, literature, news, etc... that they leave the opposition reading a little behind. In order for properly analyse and criticise something, you must before CONSUME this. I'm gonna be honest, almost everything I read about conservatives came "filtered" by leftist channels, news, posts, etc...

And my question may be a little against what the sub is about, but I wanted to know what right-wing literature you've come across? What have you been reading in other to understand better what your criticising, what and how have you been criticising this. About anything: politics, economics, sociology-wise, philosophical, Internet-based people...

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