Do not bother

Mark Levin is utilizing “American Marxism” to fearmonger and spread propaganda in a time where people are vulnerable to the political polarization and the ideals of the “culture war” that is gripping the United States. He spreads fears that America is turning Marxist when he and his supporters probably laughed at people who stated that Trump would implement authoritarian and fascist policies during his presidency. He also takes any criticism of capitalism to the extreme, labeling them as communists. Every economic system is flawed and not everyone who has issues with capitalism wants communism. This isn’t “independent free-thinking,” it’s right-wing bias and spreading irrational fear.

As an Independent, and as someone who listens to both sides and does their own independent research, I like forming my own opinions on things rather than hearing which side force feeds me what I should know and what I shouldn’t know. Now, I’ve noticed this country changing for this worse before I knew this book existed, and this book is living proof to what is exactly going on in this country right now! Now, let me digress real quick because this is somewhat relevant; I’ve never been a giant Trump fan like his supporters are, but I liked most of his polices. They worked. Also, I would take 100 Trump’s before I take 1 Marxist. And in this content right now, it’s being run by Marxists. Trump is someone who called out what the government for what it really is: it’s a corrupted deep state. It’s NOTHING compared to what leftists make him and his family out to be. As time continues to go on, I see what his opposition tried to do, and is currently still doing, and that’s to get rid of him so they can move towards their Marxist agenda. This book is literally far from ‘propaganda.’ Like I said, it’s living proof of what we’re actually going through as a country right now. P.S. Mark mentions the “Frankfurt School” as the “Franklin School.” It’s a pretty substantial error if a reader isn’t familiar with the Frankfurt School, but I personally don’t believe it’s something to criticize. I remember writing a paper for school, and I literally did the same thing Mark did. I accidentally used a different term instead of using the right term… and the wrong term just happened to stick in my head when I kept writing and writing. This kind of mistake is pretty common among writers. P.P.S. Mark Levin also quotes a lot in this book. There are some who didn’t like that, but he did this on purpose. If you’re familiar with Mark, you know the guy can write a book. Sooo, it’s not like he’s lazy or anything. But anyways, he purposely wanted to put all of these quotes together in a single book so he could let his viewers, listeners, and the rest of the public know what we’re in for.

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Another great book by the great one

Unremarkable.

I give it one star because he seriously called the Frankfurt School, the Franklin School throughout the entire book. He either doesn’t know what he’s talking about or his ghostwriter was garbage.

The background is accurate. How the pervasive radical collectivism is so present in our nation. His form is exaggerated and somewhat populist. Marx, used as a common enemy although this oppressor-oppressed dynamics is way older than him. The portrait of Hegel is vague and at most, incomplete. A book of quotes with almost nothing original from the author. I’d give 3 stars but the cover is cool. Take one more.

NOT GOOD WRITING PRACTICE. NOT OBJECTIVE. NOT AUTHORIZED WITHIN ITS JUDGEMENT. WHERE IS HIS SOURCES? NOT HONEST.

I ordered this book way before publication. I have not received it yet. Very disappointed about this. Will not purchase a book again.