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The Tyranny of the Politically Correct – Totalitarianism in the Postmodern Age
It is rare for anybody on the political “Left” to be critical of Political Correctness – it is after all a doctrine of their making – but in this book the anarchist Keith Preston is not only highly critical of the “PC” mindset, but he equates political correctness with the totalitarian regimes of Communist Russia and Nazi Germany. The banning of books, the intolerance of dissenters, and even show-trial by the media have all become part of the totalitarian regime that now dominates Western society.
Our Political representatives can sleep soundly for endorsing financially motivated wars, the creation of mass unemployment, the cutting of welfare payments, and even opposing tax increases on the rich – but they fear being attacked in the media for the “non-pc” aspects of their private lives. Publishing houses who established their reputation publishing the works of libertarians such as Thomas Paine, Murray Rothbard and Gustav Landauer, now warn their contemporary authors to omit all references in their work that can be seen to suggest any endorsement of cultural or social inequality for fear of offending the ever vigilant “pc” storm-troopers.
In “The Tyranny of the Politically Correct – Totalitarianism in the Postmodern Age” Keith Preston provides an analysis of how Political Correctness began, and how it has been embraced by not only the political left, but by global corporations in the furtherance of their mutual “One World – One People” agenda.
Attack the System
Categories: Political Correctness/Totalitarian Humanism, Uncategorized
Tagged as: Black House Publishing, Keith Preston
Now available from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Tyranny-Politically-Correct-Totalitarianism-Postmodern/dp/1910881163/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1463111607&sr=1-1&keywords=the+tyranny+of+the+politically+correct
Any chance of getting that on Kindle E-book, or will the publisher not allow it? My mind is a little ADHD. I use text to speech and listen to books while driving, walking, or doing chores. I often then read key parts I find engaging, or just do a mixture of both. I find hearing and seeing helps me absorb the info better. Just a lazy man’s strategy in the postmodern, technological world!
The publisher doesn’t do Kindle and e-books because they want to support small bookshops against giants like Amazon.
“Perhaps what I champion is not so much the anarchist as much as the ‘anarch,’ the superior individual who, out of sheer strength of will, rises above the herd in defiance and contempt of both the sheep and their masters.”
— Keith Preston, “The Thoughts That Guide Me: A Personal Reflection” (2005)[1]
Great Quote Keith. This should go on the back of one of Books, if it doesn’t already or if you ever write a book you could call it “Rising above the herd!” Keep up the good work Keith!
There’s actually an “anti-me” article by a hardline leftist called “Rising Above the Herd”: http://newpol.org/content/rising-above-herd-keith-prestons-authoritarian-anti-statism
My psychic powers on display. That’s too powerful of a phrase not to use. Is that your own making or is that from a 19th century philosopher?
Write a philosophy book I mean.
I actually created a fairly comprehensive philosophical backdrop for my politics in my book “Attack the System,” drawing mostly on the ideas of Nietzsche, Max Stirner, and Ernst Junger:
https://www.amazon.com/Attack-System-Anarchist-Perspective-Century/dp/0992736501