Ebook: The kindergarden of Eden: how the modern liberal thinks and why he's convinced that ignorance is bliss

The Laws of Modern Liberalism -- The Corollaries -- The ideologues and the brain dead -- How it began -- Progressive regression -- The Purpose of purposelessness -- A Pointless point of view -- Forever (very) young -- I will survive -- An overview from the bottom -- Ho-heigh ho-heigh it's from work stay I -- What to do when there's nothing to do -- Gee this evil tastes so good -- Left in the dust -- It's their party and I'll cry if I want to -- The poor, rich democrat -- The work, the workin' just the workin' life -- Fear and loathing of earned wages -- Look out, he's gonna explode! -- If you're so smart, why ain't you rich and, if you're so rich why ain't you smart? -- I'm a victim, you're a victim, he's a victim, she's a victim wouldn't you like to be a victim, too? -- The pitiful prince of Bel Aire -- Culture war, what is it good for? -- The mindless foot soldier -- The first law -- yeah, but is objectivity objectively undesirable? -- The blueprint for Utopia -- The emboldened and the beautiful -- The second law -- Liberal justice is blind, and very dumb -- Evil, woe-man -- The third law -- The fourth law.;Why the Modern Liberal's thinking leads him to side with evil over good, wrong over right and the behaviors that lead to failure over those that lead to success. -- Further extrapolating on the ideas in his wildly popular viral YouTube talk to the Heritage Foundation, Evan Sayet uses his signature wit in this new book to ask thought-provoking questions during these turbulent economic and social times. And he provides the reader with some surprising answers. How did the song "Imagine" by John Lennon become the perfect symbol of liberal thinking? Why does Bruce Springsteen dub "pain" as the wages of toil and hard work? What's the Democrats' beef with God? What do they have against the Jews of Israel? Why do they want abortion to be commonplace and frequent? Evan Sayet answers those questions and a lot more.