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The Madness of Crowds: How the World Went Mad with Tolerance and Trying to Please Everyone – Douglas Murray – RIPOL Classic – 2021 – ISBN 978-5-386-14286-5

The Madness of Crowds: How the World Went Mad with Tolerance and Trying to Please Everyone
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In "The Madness of Crowds," Douglas Murray explores the dangers of "cancel culture" and the rise of identity politics, which increasingly serve not as a way to protect the oppressed but as a tool to punish dissent. He addresses such controversial contemporary issues as sexuality, gender, race, and the impact of technology on our online behavior, where we must relearn forgiveness and compassion.

Douglas Murray is one of the few authors who dares to challenge prevailing public opinion and question the dramatic changes in our society—from gender reassignment surgery to the impact of transgender rights on women. Murray's insightful book brings common sense back to the chaos of today's complex moral dilemmas.
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