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Muzzled: From T-Ball to Terrorism-True Stories That Should Be Fiction
Sick of the total BS of rampant PC?
This brazen, furiously funny book is the antidote to today's poison of political correctness. With humor and chutzpah, attorney, commentator, and popular radio host Michael Smerconish takes on today's oversensitive culture with a collection of entertaining, outlandish anecdotes about PC gone wild-stories that are hilarious, horrifying, an...more
This brazen, furiously funny book is the antidote to today's poison of political correctness. With humor and chutzpah, attorney, commentator, and popular radio host Michael Smerconish takes on today's oversensitive culture with a collection of entertaining, outlandish anecdotes about PC gone wild-stories that are hilarious, horrifying, an...more
Hardcover, 304 pages
Published
April 1st 2006
by Thomas Nelson Publishers
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I am not a Republican, but this book, written by a Republican, is actually a really good read. Kudos to Michael Smerconish for voting Democrate this election!
Although the philosophy rang true, i was tired of the same old story, over and over again with no solution or no remedy.
I like the overall point that the author was trying to make. But it lost my attention pretty quick. Kinda hard to finish.
Michael brings up some interesting points, however he's pretty conservative and some of this book was mildly offensive to me (which is ironic if you actually read the whole thing). I did enjoy his refreshing perspective on some issues, but some of it was just ridiculously over the top. I thought the last chapter was laughable. If he really wrote that letter to his son, it just goes to show what a douchebag he is.
Not my cup of tea, but it's definitely a point of view that I never hear.
Not my cup of tea, but it's definitely a point of view that I never hear.
Never had heard Smerconish on the radio. Wasn't real sure who he was. He has did a lot of research on this book. Has very short chapters dealing with a topic and gives his views on it. Such as giving trophies now to kids for anything and everything including just participating or the intellectual design theory. It's a mostly conversative view book just warning you, but it's interesting. I enjoy the different topics and it got me thinking about how I felt about them.
Sad but true commentary on the downward spiral our society is experiencing in regards to "socially accepted behavior."
If you listen to his radio show in Philadelphia you already know just about everything he writes about in this book.
Not bad. Some of his examples are a little slow reading but he makes so very intersting points.
Interesting anecdotes and stories of political correctness gone amuck in America!
Great book on Political Correctness going way overboard.
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