How did you arrive here?

In many political, cultural and economic elites, the biggest experiments in human freedom and equality are “freedom and justice for everyone”. I did it.

“Slowly, slowly, then,” The descent into the madness in the United States gradually occurred throughout the 20th century, but when it exploded on the street in 2020, I was still surprised, when they passed us. However, we rarely recognize the signs, but the agenda on the left is bare, and we can see exactly where we did.・ Gogglein’s new book does it exactly and tracks all our steps “Stumping to Utopia: How to revive how the 1960s turned into a national nightmare and the American dream.“”

Educational, entertainment, and economics are self -aware, which leads to a stingy stinging system of American life, which shows a program that sneaks in the left wing. The new ideals of Americanism, family, religion, and moral traditions could not last long.

For example, you may have thought that early influential people in education, such as John Dewy in the 1920s, are building a better world for new generation American children. However, Dewey’s unfortunate idealism has shaped the way Americans considered education. It is a self -discovered experiment, not a field of knowledge. As a result, the door opened greatly, became a much more weird and ironic left, embedding his value in the vacuum of moral relativity theory. Without the foundation of tradition, Americans had psychological defense against rapid growing left wings, and had fallen into a dream of utopia, which would never exist.

However, it is correct to note that Goeglein is not an intensive conspiracy, as we sometimes imagine. Yes, the new left -wing eager communism and the rise of LBJ’s great social program collided with the complete storm of a sustainable social welfare program. However, the goal was not a collapsed welfare state that produced some of the worst actors throughout the 20th century. Instead, it was a dramatic and wrong utopia dream. The war on poverty spent $ 22 trillion, so the U.S. lower class rarely claims to be better. But it is not an almighty doll master, but a distributed incentive structure.

When discussing the contingency of history, it is always tricky. Is the modern drawback of the United States in the 60’s radicalism? Will the advanced ideological that have been measured in the early 20th century go back further? When you start this path, it is difficult to know where to stop. There are frequent thinking experiments about dating time to kill Baby Hitler: Do you do that? However, in the case of the United States, it makes sense to ask. How about Baby Wilson, Lenin, Marx, or Rousseau? The United States’ radicalism may have exploded in the 1960s, but it was never seen by the world. (Related: Laying a playbook to end the acquisition of Marxism in the United States)

However, Goeglein provides a concise and easy -to -read survey of the latest events that define the current MAL negligence. If you want to take on them, understanding the ideologs that currently live in American institutions are much more practical. “Stumping into Utopia” is a practical handbook to better understand how Americans have recreated the left -grown world, and identify the arena for counterattacks.

Fortunately, in a few weeks as the president, Donald Trump seems to have a good start.