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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The left has completely lost its mind. It is now authoritarian and puritanical, and it has replaced the battle of ideas with a battle of feelings. It has replaced honesty with outrage.
#2 I was a closeted gay man for twenty-five years, and it nearly broke me. I developed a habit of downing bottles of cheap red wine alone in my apartment. One day in September 2001, I hallucinated and thought the buildings on both sides of the street were shaking. I knew I had to get a grip on reality.
#3 The closet is a dangerous place where you are only able to think about yourself. It is a place of solitude, darkness, and silence. It is a danger zone for your happiness, your relationships, and ultimately your identity.
#4 This book is your guide to political authenticity. You’ll learn how to stop worrying about whether you’re a Nazi, check your facts, and never, ever surrender to the mob.

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Political Science

Political Freedom

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	28 mai 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669388494
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on Dave Rubin's Dont Burn This Book
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The left has completely lost its mind. It is now authoritarian and puritanical, and it has replaced the battle of ideas with a battle of feelings. It has replaced honesty with outrage.

#2

I was a closeted gay man for twenty-five years, and it nearly broke me. I developed a habit of downing bottles of cheap red wine alone in my apartment. One day in September 2001, I hallucinated and thought the buildings on both sides of the street were shaking. I knew I had to get a grip on reality.

#3

The closet is a dangerous place where you are only able to think about yourself. It is a place of solitude, darkness, and silence. It is a danger zone for your happiness, your relationships, and ultimately your identity.

#4

This book is your guide to political authenticity. You’ll learn how to stop worrying about whether you’re a Nazi, check your facts, and never, ever surrender to the mob.

#5

You’ll understand how to pack all of this stuff away and go live your life away from endless introspection and self-obsession. You’ll become a person who challenges their beliefs and understands that if a story fits a narrative too well, then it’s probably just propaganda.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

The first step to recovery is admitting there is a problem. The left has changed, and not for the better. It now promotes socialism, despises our hard-fought freedoms, and asserts that there are more than two genders.

#2

The media and academia constantly reinforce 2-D arguments that simplify life and position your starting point on the left, such as Democrats = good, Republicans = bad, progressives = humane, and conservatives = merciless.

#3

I was beginning to see the same pattern of character assassination in the name of self-preservation among The Young Turks crew, who were also constantly smacking down any black guest that dared to have an opinion different from theirs.

#4