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    Laughing at Political Correctness: How many lightbulbs does it take to change a liberal?

    By David Cook

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    About this ebook

    There’s one weapon political correctness fears – laughter. And Dr. David Cook will show you how Americans can regain their freedom by scoffing at the lies of the radical left.

    As Dr. Cook shows, PC operates by making it impossible to think logically.

    • Whites criticizing blacks is racism, but blacks criticizing whites is justice
    • Men undervaluing women is sexism, but women undervaluing men is liberation
    • Shunning God is religious freedom, shunning gay pride is homophobia

    As coined terms such as "transphobia" threaten livelihoods, Dr. Cook shows PC promises equality but only serves to silence dissenters. And he argues the best way to break the irrational group think and stultifying orthodoxy of PC is through irreverence and iconoclasm.

    In medieval societies, the court jester alone spoke truth to power. Dr. Cook “plays the fool” and shows how to laugh your way to truth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWorld Ahead Press
    Release dateJan 24, 2018
    ISBN9781946918130
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    Laughing at Political Correctness: How many lightbulbs does it take to change a liberal?
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    David Cook

    David Cook has been a Pitkin author for many years, who specialises in history and heritage. His titles include Scottish Castles and Castles of Wales, wide-ranging colour guidebooks to the impressive fortresses and their histories.

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