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- Herausgeber: Political Book Summaries
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The must-read summary of Glenn Beck's book: “Arguing with Idiots: How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government”.
This complete summary of "Arguing with Idiots" by Glenn Beck, a conservative political commentator, analyses his guide to winning arguments on many of America's most hotly-debated issues. He explores how to win debates against "people with big mouths but small minds" on a variety of topics from gun control to healthcare.
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• Understand key issues facing American society
• Expand your knowledge of American politics and society
To learn more, read "Arguing with Idiots" and discover Glenn Beck's approach to debating some of the most divisive issues in national and international politics.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017
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Book Presentation: Arguing with Idiots by Glenn Beck
Book Abstract
Conservatives have found a leader in Glenn Beck and in Arguing with Idiots, Beck provides conservatives with the facts and statistics about the big topics at play in American politics today, including gun control, health care, and the environment. Beck answers his critics on the Left as he debates every major issue in this dialogue-formatted guide, which is intended to serve as a handbook for conservatives in confronting their political attackers.
About the Author
Glenn Beck is a nationally syndicated radio host and Fox News television host. He is the author of three No. 1 New York Times bestsellers, An Inconvenient Book, Glenn Beck’s Common Sense, and The Christmas Sweater.
Summary of Arguing with Idiots
In Defense of Capitalism
With the major economic recession of the past few years, the liberals are crying that free-market capitalism has failed. But capitalism is not what has failed; “greed has failed.”
If U.S. capitalism were truly free market, the mess that is the mortgage industry would never have gotten into such trouble. Instead of the goverment determining what houses are worth or who should get mortgages or how low the interest rates are, the market would have set the rates, “based on risk, reward, and a clear understanding that making bad loans would result in bankruptcy.”
Instead, the government regulates and manipulates the housing market “every step of the way,” resulting in the housing market crash and ensuing recession.
Capitalism is “just a vehicle – we’re the drivers.” When the government regularly steps in to make decisions for individuals and companies, even to assist its citizens, things get nasty.
