United States of Socialism: Who's Behind It. Why It's Evil. How to Stop It.

Poli-sci junkies, skip this diaper pile. There's no argumentative format, nor is this an honest dissection of the facts being used to support D'Souza's position on economic socialism. This hobbled-together mess is really just a diatribe scrawled angrily by a self-appointed polemecist having some dark night of the soul/wallet. Instead of actually picking apart the modern underpinnings of economic socialist beliefs like J. Schumpeter (+ his cycle of Creative Destruction), D'Souza force-feeds the same fringe 4chan-esque ravings about evil, diabolical progressive liberals trying to subvert the nation from within with welfare and gub'mint cheese via Universal Basic Income pilot programs, socialized medicine reforms, or even public/charter schools campaigns. It's nonsensical; disparate connections made by grasping at the most threadbare strands of logic imaginable. D'Souza doesn't even MENTION his criminal history/fraud issues or his sworn testimony admitting to dishonest book writing.

D'Souza, like Candace Owens, is another honorary White American alpha male who has been entrusted by the 1% to serve as one of the two leading voices in the white male's last desperate fight to preserve white power and privilege. Naturally, this book offers nothing new of any significant value other than the same old regurgitated narrative of the poor victimized white man who singlehandedly built this great nation with his own bare hands (which held the bull whip he used to brutally torture and dehumanize Black people as they physically did all the work) is now, tragically, the victim of oppression and "reverse " racism. Like everything written by today's alt right, it blames POC and Women for all that's wrong and denies existence of white supremacy and racism while simultaneously arguing that blacks are an inferior species. Ironically, the two foremost authorities and defenders of white alpha male power and privilege are an Indian man and a Black woman. Poetic justice, perhaps?

When I read this book, there was an overwhelming stench radiating from it the entire time. It smelt like..... rotting garbage. And it also gave me a headache that felt like my brain cells were killing themselves off to spare themselves from stupidity. Also there was a sickening feeling that settled in my stomach, when I realised that a man with no emotion or real reason, was creating propaganda to profit off of the unlawful death of an innocent man. Terrible book. Deserves 0 stars.