Brooklyn Public Library - McKinley Park Branch — Attraction in New York

Reading list for the elites of post-liberal America:

Why Liberalism Failed (Patrick Deneen)

The Populist Delusion (Neema Parvini)

Democracy, the God that Failed (Hans Hermann Hoppe)

The Concept of the Political (Carl Schmitt)

Crisis of Parliamentary Democracy (Carl Schmitt)

Political Theology (Carl Schmitt)

The Dark Enlightenment (Nick Land)

An Open Letter to Open-Minded Progressives (Mencius Moldbug)

Patchwork: A Political System for the 21st Century (Mencius Moldbug)

Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Gov’t (Achen & Bartels)

Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt: Towards a Secular Theocracy (Paul Gottfried)

After Liberalism: Mass Democracy in the Managerial State (Paul Gottfried)

Suicide of the West: The Meaning and Destiny of Liberalism (James Burnham)

The Managerial Revolution: What is Happening in the World (James Burnham)

Leviathan and its Enemies by (Samuel T. Francis)

Crime and Human Nature by (James Q. Wilson & Richard Herrnstein)

From Third World to First: The Singapore Story...

I had a really disappointing experience at this library. I was waiting in the children's area for my reserved private room to become available (only for about 10 minutes), as the other section was fully occupied. A librarian approached me and told me I couldn’t sit there, which seemed unnecessary given the situation. I then politely asked if I could access my private room a little earlier to prepare for my virtual meeting, as there was no one occupying it and no bookings prior to mine. Instead of simply explaining the protocol, the librarian rudely told me I should’ve booked earlier. Very unhelpful and frustrating...

Patrons talk over phone for long time while disturbing other readers. And no one cares. A lot of teen visitors careless about silence and order. For two weeks in a row they didn't have wifi for some technical reason. The restroom is very dirty and smells. The libe is also pretty small. No water fountain, by the way, which is present in most of the libraries across the US. But anyways it's good that we have at least this option for learning and education purposes. Thank you for that but the score...