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Essay: Worst Liberal Books (view source)
Revision as of 02:40, December 25, 2017
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|Mark Lane
|Mark Lane
|Like above, it implies that Lyndon Johnson and the CIA had been involved in Kennedy's assassination for the same reasons as above.
|Like above, it implies that Lyndon Johnson and the CIA had been involved in Kennedy's assassination for the same reasons as above.
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|''Civilization and its Discontents'' (1930)
|Sigmund Freud
|This book by a staunchly atheist psychology author claims religion does not allow individual thinking, which is ironic considering how totalitarian atheist states like [[North Korea]] don't allow it.
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|''The Communist Manifesto''
|''The Communist Manifesto''
|[[Abbie Hoffman]]
|[[Abbie Hoffman]]
|Aside from the title of the book essentially encouraging people to commit theft, the entire book dealt with promoting the counter-culture of the 1960s, as well as conducting various amoral and illegal behavior. Was also pro-terrorism and pro-drugs (one of the things included in one of the chapters, "Fight!" was growing cannabis). One part even advocated tricking the [[United States Department of the Interior]] into giving someone a free [[Bison|American buffalo]]. Overall, it promoted radical leftist causes. It was notably so controversial that most publishing firms were unwilling to even touch the book, with one editor specifically stating that he wouldn't even let his own son read the book.
|Aside from the title of the book essentially encouraging people to commit theft, the entire book dealt with promoting the counter-culture of the 1960s, as well as conducting various amoral and illegal behavior. Was also pro-terrorism and pro-drugs (one of the things included in one of the chapters, "Fight!" was growing cannabis). One part even advocated tricking the [[United States Department of the Interior]] into giving someone a free [[Bison|American buffalo]]. Overall, it promoted radical leftist causes. It was notably so controversial that most publishing firms were unwilling to even touch the book, with one editor specifically stating that he wouldn't even let his own son read the book.
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|''Writings on an Ethical Life''
|[[Peter Singer]]
|The avowed [[Marxist]] [[atheist]] author pushes [[eugenics]] and [[Social Darwinism]] while hinting at his support for [[bestiality]].
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