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The author of this book attacks the self righteous attitude of women's rights, gay rights and transexualism and the bias of positive discrimination in race as it actually creates more prejudice against these groups of people in the general population. It is fascism by any other name or outrage politics, hissy fits and victim hood, attempting to manipulate the public into accepting the lies of the situation as truth when it patently isn't.
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