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• Title: Summary & Analysis of Don't Burn This Book
• Author : SNAP Summaries
• Release Date : January 01, 2020
• Genre: Study Aids,Books,Reference,Politics & Current Events,Political Science,
• Pages : * pages
• Size : 2173 KB

Description

In Don’t Burn This Book, Dave Rubin bares his soul as he describes why and how he walked away from the leftist agenda. He exposes the way progressives are tearing America apart with their authoritarian actions and offers guidance to those who seek to come out of the political and personal closet.


What does this SNAP Summary Include?

Synopsis of the original book
Key takeaways from each chapter
How the Left shames people into agreeing with its agenda
How to see past prejudices and understand the truth about America
Editorial Review
Background on Dave Rubin


About the Original Book:

The political left has always prided itself as a movement that fights for social justice and freedoms. As a result, liberals tend to attack the right as a bunch of oppressive, conservative bigots. But in his book, Don’t Burn this Book, Dave Rubin counters this narrative by arguing that it is the liberals who are racist and authoritarian. As a former leftist, Rubin argues that liberals are only interested in bullying everyone into believing a particular narrative. But despite their attempts, America’s hope lies in the hands of those who are willing to be independent free thinkers rather, not those who adopt a herd mentality.


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