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Freedom, Emotion and Fascism – A Psycho-Sociological Analysis of the Modern Progressive Movement by Marc Schifanelli – Editorial Review

Freedom, Emotion and Fascism is a very valuable book in that it takes a deep dive into understanding the American Progressive Movement from a psychological and sociological perspective.

We would categorize it as a must-read for anyone interested in politics, and especially for patriotic Americans.

America has, unfortunately, become a very polarized country. The Constitution and Common Sense have been replaced by ’emotional arguments’ and illogical theories.

Very few people on either side are willing to take a sensible, common-sense approach to understanding each other’s motivations. Americans sorely need more books like Mr. Schifanelli’s Freedom, Emotion and Fascism, so as to focus on a rational, common-sense approach towards re-uniting America.

Books Butterfly Editorial Review of Freedom, Emotion & Fascism

Introduction & Context

Freedom, Emotion and Fascism by Marc Schifanelli is a non-fiction work, specifically falling within the genres of political analysis and social commentary. This exploration delves into the interplay between individual freedoms, societal beliefs, and the historical context that has shaped modern progressive movements.

Schifanelli delves into the roots of the American Progressive movement, revealing its evolution and impact on individual liberties. The narrative navigates through challenging authority, the rise of capitalism, and the intricate connection between economic freedom and personal autonomy.

Main Review for Freedom, Emotion & Fascism

Schifanelli’s narrative skillfully dissects the American Progressive movement, tracing its origins from late 19th-century Europe to its present-day manifestations.

The juxtaposition of historical events with contemporary progressive ideologies sheds light on the complex relationship between freedom and coercion. The author raises relevant questions about the tactics employed by modern progressives, exposing the thin line between advocating for societal well-being and suppressing individual voices.

The concept of individual freedom takes center stage, with Schifanelli highlighting the importance of the Bill of Rights and the evolving definition of freedom in a progressive context.

The exploration of capitalism as a liberating force, breaking the chains of feudalism, adds depth to the narrative. The author adeptly connects the principles of capitalism to individual autonomy, emphasizing the role it played in dismantling rigid social structures.

Strengths

Freedom, Emotion and Fascism is a well-researched and articulate analysis of historical and contemporary political landscapes.

Schifanelli’s narrative style is accessible, making complex concepts comprehensible to a wide audience. The book engages readers with its exploration of economic freedom, individual choices, and the psychological underpinnings of political beliefs.

Weaknesses

While the book provides a comprehensive overview, a deeper exploration of specific historical events and their direct impact on modern progressive movements could enhance the reader’s understanding.

Conclusion

“Freedom, Emotion and Fascism” is a timely and insightful work that encourages readers to reflect on the evolving nature of freedom and its intersection with political ideologies.

Schifanelli invites readers to consider the complexities of individual liberties in the face of societal transformations, leaving them with a nuanced understanding of the forces at play in the modern political landscape.

Overall Recommendation for Freedom, Emotion & Fascism

I highly recommend Freedom, Emotion and Fascism by Author Marc Schifanelli with a score of 88/100.

It serves as an enlightening guide for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the historical roots and contemporary implications of the American Progressive movement.

Schifanelli’s work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the intricate dance between freedom, emotion, and political ideologies.

For Patriotic Americans – 100/100. An absolute must read.

For People who want to better understand the Modern Progressive Movement – 90/100. Very Strongly Recommended.

For People who are interested in modern American politics – 80/100. Recommended.

Curator’s Thoughts

We are living in a world where instead of truths and logical, rational analysis, people want to make decisions based on emotions and knee-jerk reactions

A great example of this is Critical Race Theory.

At a time when the CEOs of Microsoft, Google, Nivida, Facebook, Amazon (5 of the 6 biggest technology companies) are Indian American, Chinese American, and Jewish American by ethnicity – Are we really going to pretend there is some systemic bias in America against non-white people?

Equal Opportunity is very different from Equal Outcome. It is ludicrous that some people think that in every area of life there should be ‘equal outcome’. That every profession should follow the national census demographics to a T.

If you give people Equal Opportunity then some will take better advantage of that. That is why most colleges are now 55% to 60% women.

Young women are much more diligent and careful than young men and that is being reflected in women taking up 55% or more of college admissions. Which is EXACTLY as it should be. It should be a Meritocracy.

55% to 60% of College Seats are being taken up by hard-working and sensible young women. Does that mean that colleges are ‘inherently’ discriminating against Men? Of course not.

Does it mean that some hard-working young women getting into college should give up their hard-won seats to less focused young men so as to keep the ratio at 50%-50%? No, not at all. It would be extremely unfair to punish young women for being more diligent and working harder.

Yet, that is the EXACT argument being used to push ‘Equal Outcome’, instead of encouraging Equal Opportunity.

People will gravitate towards professions based on their interests and inclinations. There is no profession that perfectly matches national demographics – neither by ethnicity, nor by religion.

Pushing ’emotional’ theories and advocating for ‘Equal Outcome” are not the path forward.

The only solution is to go back to common sense and rational thought. Freedom, Emotion and Fascism by Mr. Schifanelli is a big step in that direction.

Where to get Freedom, Emotion and Fascism – A Psycho-Sociological Analysis of the Modern American Progressive Movement

You can get Freedom, Emotion and Fascism at

1. Amazon Kindle Store for the eBook
2. Amazon.com for the Paperback

You can read more about the Author, Marc Schifanelli at his Amazon Author Page. There is also a page listing all Marc Schifanelli books.