5 of 5 stars *****
An autobiographical account of the author that starts in his college days and ends with his success in digital social media, 2011. Andrew Breitbart pursues truth as an investigative journalist and internet pioneer. His opinions and convictions develop throughout this very enjoyable adventure known as his life. Andrew is best known for the exposure of lies and deceit within the politics of America; most notably, the ACORN scandal. His knowledge of change, that occurs to this day behind the scenes, makes him a true hero and adversary simultaneously.
Righteous Indignation comes about when Andrew learns how the philosophy of Harry Frankfurt,http://www.unc.edu/~dfrost/classes/Fr... allows the teachings of Karl Marx and G.W.F. Hegel to attack the American way of life via critical theory. This cultural Marxism becomes apparent to Breitbart as he becomes subject to its utilization by a far-left political machine that is well funded and deeply ingrained in today's society. Further, Andrew goes on a campaign to expose the mainstream media's attempts to suppress knowledge of this machine that invents a rationale for radical environmentalism, artistic Communism, psychological deconstruction of their opponents, multiculturalism, and especially repressive tolerance, otherwise known as political correctness.
Righteous Indignation comes about when Andrew learns how the philosophy of Harry Frankfurt,http://www.unc.edu/~dfrost/classes/Fr... allows the teachings of Karl Marx and G.W.F. Hegel to attack the American way of life via critical theory. This cultural Marxism becomes apparent to Breitbart as he becomes subject to its utilization by a far-left political machine that is well funded and deeply ingrained in today's society. Further, Andrew goes on a campaign to expose the mainstream media's attempts to suppress knowledge of this machine that invents a rationale for radical environmentalism, artistic Communism, psychological deconstruction of their opponents, multiculturalism, and especially repressive tolerance, otherwise known as political correctness.
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