Affirmative Democratic Liberalism Non-Ideological Manifesto Affirmative Democratic Liberalism Non-Ideological Manifesto

Affirmative Democratic Liberalism Non-Ideological Manifesto

Just Whatever Works Based on Common Sense

    • 1.5 • 2 Ratings

Publisher Description

Some books revolutionize our world. Take a look at Wealth of Nation, Das Kapital, Mein Kampf, 50 Shades of Grey, and the Bible.



Each are written by somebody with something to say. They see what they perceive as wrong in the world and try to make a better world.



I simply combine all those idea. Use common sense. Based my opinions on actual reality. And write my own.



Spread the book. Makes the world an awesome place.

GENRE
Humor
RELEASED
2013
April 4
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
16
Pages
PUBLISHER
Lulu.com
SELLER
Lulu Enterprises, Inc.
SIZE
495.4
KB

Customer Reviews

Yozzy22 ,

Not worth your time

I know it's free, and it's short, but it's not that funny. Also desperately needs an editor, like English isn't the author's first language, and relies on rampant misogyny for humor. I laughed out loud at a few lines, but otherwise a waste of my time.

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