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Summary: America: Imagine A World Without Her: Summary and Analysis of America: Imagine A World Without Her by Dinesh D'Souza
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In chapter one, Dinesh D’Souza outlines the basic contention of his book which is that America is committing suicide, not by inadvertence or neglect, but by deliberate policy. The villains who have conspired to make national suicide a policy are “progressives” of whom Barak Obama is the most powerful spokesman and executive. The progressives, who, according to D’Souza, are engineering America’s destruction, believe that doing so is the pathway to a better world. The basic progressive argument for that is that America’s power and wealth have been built on slavery and theft. The argument asserts that the early settlers stole the land from Native Americans and later from France and Mexico. They enslaved Africans to work it. American capitalism is institutionalized theft because it deprives the workers of a fair share of the profits. America’s foreign policy is based on theft of resources. (It is in the Middle East to steal the oil.) Justice and a better world all round demand guilt and restoration and reparations for that theft and a complete change in behavior.
Extreme progressives hope for America to cease to exist. More moderate progressives, of whom Obama is one, envision America’s reconstruction in a better form.
•General Overview and Summary of Imagine A World Without her
•How America Is Considered The Land Of Freedom By Different Groups
•The Reason Why America is Believed To Be Losing Ground To China
•Learn How To Build A Better America By Understanding Popular Opinions
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In chapter one, Dinesh D’Souza outlines the basic contention of his book which is that America is committing suicide, not by inadvertence or neglect, but by deliberate policy. The villains who have conspired to make national suicide a policy are “progressives” of whom Barak Obama is the most powerful spokesman and executive. The progressives, who, according to D’Souza, are engineering America’s destruction, believe that doing so is the pathway to a better world. The basic progressive argument for that is that America’s power and wealth have been built on slavery and theft. The argument asserts that the early settlers stole the land from Native Americans and later from France and Mexico. They enslaved Africans to work it. American capitalism is institutionalized theft because it deprives the workers of a fair share of the profits. America’s foreign policy is based on theft of resources. (It is in the Middle East to steal the oil.) Justice and a better world all round demand guilt and restoration and reparations for that theft and a complete change in behavior.
Extreme progressives hope for America to cease to exist. More moderate progressives, of whom Obama is one, envision America’s reconstruction in a better form.
•General Overview and Summary of Imagine A World Without her
•How America Is Considered The Land Of Freedom By Different Groups
•The Reason Why America is Believed To Be Losing Ground To China
•Learn How To Build A Better America By Understanding Popular Opinions
Download Your Copy Today!
The contents of this book are easily worth over $9.99, but for a limited time you can download "Summary of " Imagine A World Without Her"" for a special discounted price of only $2.99
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First published July 16, 2014
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July 25, 2016
Very disappointing book
I felt that reading this book was like trying to get through a maze with no end. I expected this book to tell me whether the book it was reviewing was going to explain why the world would be better or worse with or without her, but that wasn't apparent.
I feel like I wasted my money on this book, and I won't buy America: Imagine A World Without Her.
I felt that reading this book was like trying to get through a maze with no end. I expected this book to tell me whether the book it was reviewing was going to explain why the world would be better or worse with or without her, but that wasn't apparent.
I feel like I wasted my money on this book, and I won't buy America: Imagine A World Without Her.
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