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Essay: Worst Liberal Books (view source)
Revision as of 01:08, April 16, 2017
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!Summary
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|''120 Nights of Sodom''
|[[Marquis de Sade]]
|Blasphemous novel glorifying extremely depraved forms of sexual amorality. Was also the subject of a [[Essay:Worst Liberal Movies#Social|film]] that resulted in a murder on opening day. Also instrumental in the manner in which people's corpses were defiled after being guillotined during the French Revolution.
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|''Catalyst''
|Laurie Halse Anderson
|The main character is an atheist as well as a feminist despite her father being a preacher. It also contains incest.
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|''[[The Catcher in the Rye]]''
|J. D. Salinger
|Glorifies atheism, teenage rebellion, and a bunch of other gobbledygook. It is also believed to have inspired tons of other liberal novels.
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|''The Dispossessed''
|''The Dispossessed''
|Ursula Le Guin
|Ursula Le Guin
|Communistic, utopian outlook on society.
|Communistic, utopian outlook on society.
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|''Emile: Or On Education''
|''Emile: Or On Education''
|Acted as a model for our current leftist-based education system and by extension [[Professor Values]].
|Acted as a model for our current leftist-based education system and by extension [[Professor Values]].
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|''120 Nights of Sodom''
|''The Good Earth''
|[[Marquis de Sade]]
|Pearl S. Buck
|Blasphemous novel glorifying extremely depraved forms of sexual amorality. Was also the subject of a [[Essay:Worst Liberal Movies#Social|film]] that resulted in a murder on opening day. Also instrumental in the manner in which people's corpses were defiled after being guillotined during the French Revolution.
|The reasoning is similar to that listed for ''The Dispossessed''.
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|''A Lesson Before Dying''
|''A Lesson Before Dying''
|Demonizes the death penalty and the main character is an atheist.
|Demonizes the death penalty and the main character is an atheist.
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|''Catalyst''
|''The Perks of Being a Wallflower''
|Laurie Halse Anderson
|Stephen Chbosky
|The main character is an atheist as well as a feminist despite her father being a preacher. It also contains incest.
|Promotes homosexuality and demonizes those against that lifestyle.
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|''Shift''
|''Shift''
|Jennifer Bradbury
|Jennifer Bradbury
|Paints wealthy parents out to be bad parents and poor parents out to be caring parents. The wealthy family's son blows away his opportunity to go to Harvard, and it also depicts FBI agents as evil henchmen.
|Paints wealthy parents out to be bad parents and poor parents out to be caring parents. The wealthy family's son blows away his opportunity to go to Harvard, and it also depicts FBI agents as evil henchmen.
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