| Author: | Phillip O'Sullivan | ISBN: | 9788826072005 |
| Publisher: | OtherBridge Press | Publication: | April 8, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Phillip O'Sullivan |
| ISBN: | 9788826072005 |
| Publisher: | OtherBridge Press |
| Publication: | April 8, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
As Feminism destroys Western economies the ideological dominance of feminist driven narratives of transformation appears to be the way of the future. And as such seem to have a legitimate claim to be factored into all other contemporary political movements, tendencies and overarching stories. Yet is this compounded narrative structure really as all that cohesive as we suppose?
'Fighting for Survival' is an urgently written book from Phillip O'Sullivan devoted to examining these questions in the context of western economic culture, political history, and social understandings
Feminist ideological narratives attempt to transform society could bring poverty instead of abounding prosperity to all wealthy nations. It may be a final political death spiral. How and why this is currently highly likely is only examined in this book. We are all in the greatest danger.
Writers like Dr Warren Farrell & Christina Hoff-Sommers have analyzed, described and highlighted the details of how the feminist narrative falsifies reality. Yet both their interpretations and their political results have a very soft outcome on society. Both of these writers provide excellent material: yet remain feminist-like in their translations into political action or philosophy. One advocates 'relationship workshops' so we can 'get along' better: the other takes an 'ironic' line with her sisters. Suggesting, ultimately her sisters had only better get their facts right. Both illustrate the problem as far as men are concerned. Men are practical and need a plan of action. This current book provides better reasons and a more urgent addressing of the heterosexual male gender condition. Inside this book is a blueprint of reasons why 'men's social and political issues' should be at the forefront of current affairs rather than in the rearguard. These issues rank more timely than 'global warming' 'world poverty' or prospects for war. Western societies, often thought responsible for world problems are the best geared for their amelioration. Such efforts are frequently expensive to alleviate. Requiring socially wealthy inputs to sustain. Feminist driven collapse of these societies, this book argues will only hasten other crises.
O'Sullivan argues these are the best Ideas to save the Western World & Economies from feminist population collapses. This book takes a far bigger view. All politicians, economists, and students of History should read this.
Under feminist initiative, vast gender and social engineering distracted us from reality. Never before has a civilization enacted a situation all other epochs have considered as something one does to one's enemies. Feminism makes us hostile to our own best financial, social, economic and political interest. The feminist nanny state is killing us. They will destroy America and the Western World by an attractive yet pernicious philosophy.
This book tells us why we must fix it now. Making men again a number one priority issue.
As Feminism destroys Western economies the ideological dominance of feminist driven narratives of transformation appears to be the way of the future. And as such seem to have a legitimate claim to be factored into all other contemporary political movements, tendencies and overarching stories. Yet is this compounded narrative structure really as all that cohesive as we suppose?
'Fighting for Survival' is an urgently written book from Phillip O'Sullivan devoted to examining these questions in the context of western economic culture, political history, and social understandings
Feminist ideological narratives attempt to transform society could bring poverty instead of abounding prosperity to all wealthy nations. It may be a final political death spiral. How and why this is currently highly likely is only examined in this book. We are all in the greatest danger.
Writers like Dr Warren Farrell & Christina Hoff-Sommers have analyzed, described and highlighted the details of how the feminist narrative falsifies reality. Yet both their interpretations and their political results have a very soft outcome on society. Both of these writers provide excellent material: yet remain feminist-like in their translations into political action or philosophy. One advocates 'relationship workshops' so we can 'get along' better: the other takes an 'ironic' line with her sisters. Suggesting, ultimately her sisters had only better get their facts right. Both illustrate the problem as far as men are concerned. Men are practical and need a plan of action. This current book provides better reasons and a more urgent addressing of the heterosexual male gender condition. Inside this book is a blueprint of reasons why 'men's social and political issues' should be at the forefront of current affairs rather than in the rearguard. These issues rank more timely than 'global warming' 'world poverty' or prospects for war. Western societies, often thought responsible for world problems are the best geared for their amelioration. Such efforts are frequently expensive to alleviate. Requiring socially wealthy inputs to sustain. Feminist driven collapse of these societies, this book argues will only hasten other crises.
O'Sullivan argues these are the best Ideas to save the Western World & Economies from feminist population collapses. This book takes a far bigger view. All politicians, economists, and students of History should read this.
Under feminist initiative, vast gender and social engineering distracted us from reality. Never before has a civilization enacted a situation all other epochs have considered as something one does to one's enemies. Feminism makes us hostile to our own best financial, social, economic and political interest. The feminist nanny state is killing us. They will destroy America and the Western World by an attractive yet pernicious philosophy.
This book tells us why we must fix it now. Making men again a number one priority issue.
