Terrific book speaks to the sheer idiocy of liberal Fascist/Nazi rhetoric.
Read the review. It is correct.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/Liberal-Fascism-American-Mussolini-Politics/dp/0767917189
Replies to: Terrific book speaks to the sheer idiocy of liberal Fascist/Nazi rhetoric.
I read that book
It’s absurd. It’s 200 pages of I-know-you-are-but-what-am-i.
Plus, Goldberg is a harsh critic of Trump, who he thinks is a tyrant.
So, good post.
Link: https://www.politico.com/news/2019/10/08/trump-media-dispatch-bulwark-041121
The book Is not about Trump. It's about Liberal Fascism.
It is possible for someone to criticize Trump and the liberals. That's not absurd at all.
I know the book Is not about Trump. Unlike you, I read it.
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Then why mention Trump? You’re not making sense.
The summary indicates what the book is about.
You presumably know the author.
Why would you read something you thought was absurd?
Your condescending assumption is false.
Read Gulliver’s Travels again.
Because Trump and his MAGA supporters act exactly as Fascists would...and are diametrically the
opposite of Democrats...in spite of what Jonah Goldberg thinks.
Because the author of the book you linked to but didn't read is now a big never Trumper.
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You're still not making sense.
You read a 500-page book you called "absurd" because the author is a never-Trumper? Who does that?
It's a book about Liberal Fascism.
The book has been out for over 15 years. I read it a couple of years after it came out. It was referred to me by a friend at CMU.
Keep lying. It's a good companion for your gibberish.
As always, I apologize to the board for interacting with you.
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Harakiri redux.
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You are the perfect Jonestown visitor.
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The Book was #1 on the NYT Best Seller List. The Author is a respected political commentator.
You know nothing about either, so you resort to a childish and unclever ad hominem.
You refuted nothing that was said in the review. A worthless post as usual.
What did you like about the book that everyone should know?
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Everyone should know what I liked about the book. The Truth part.
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Who could possibly care?
You abandoned truth a long time ago