Summary: American Marxism: Mark R. Levin

By Quick Savant

Mark Levin's book, American Marxism, is summarized and illustrated in this study guide. Although it is not the original book, it will permanently alter your perceptions of the United States and the rest of the globe. There is a lot to learn about the present circumstances that the mainstream elites are censoring.
Levin explores the consequences of the difficulties he predicted in his "timely but timeless" book Liberty and Tyranny.
Liberty and Tyranny Levin's 2009 manifesto energized conservatives by providing a philosophical, historical, and practical underpinning for countering liberal attacks on constitutional foundations. When the book came out, we were on the verge of losing our liberties, and we are still paying the price.

Levin demonstrates how the core components of Marxist ideology are already pervasive in American society and culture, using terms like "progressivism," "democratic socialism," "social activism," and more. The term "Marxism" is often used interchangeably with "communism."

Levin looks into the psychology and techniques of these organizations, including massive student indoctrination, Critical Race Theory's and the Green New Deal's anti-American ambitions, and the growth of repression and censorship to force conformity. He also provides us with some remedies and advice for dealing with them. Communism entails permanently destroying society and its identity and stealing its money. A totalitarian elite creating self-serving laws and policies is the objective.

"The anti-American Revolutionary War counter-revolution is in full swing," Levin adds. It has infiltrated our society and culture, affecting politics, education, the media, and entertainment. Levin is attempting to rally Americans to protect their liberty.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Quick Savant
• Release date: Feb 9, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005649142

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INTRODUCTION

Mark Levin, an author, and lawyer, just penned a new bestseller called American Marxism . He is best known for his radio show and his work with the Fox television networks as a pundit and host on the news. During his early professional life, Levin worked for the Reagan Administration, the Department of Education, and the Landmark Legal Foundation.

Levin found himself popular as he appeared on television shows, including It's the Rush Limbaugh Show . Appointed editor-in-chief in 2014, Levin began hosting a weekend show for the Conservative Review called Life . The show is in its third season. This is Levin's sixth full-length book. It deals with familiar topics, like those in his 2012 book Ameritropia and 2019's Unfreedom of Expression . He is well-known for his frequently strong opinions on a variety of issues. Politics on the left and frequent allusions to left-wing politicians or figures throughout his career have characterized some of them as subversive and violence-recommending Marxists.

At the beginning of 2016, he initially endorsed Ted Cruz as the Republican presidential contender, but he eventually changed his mind and supported Trump. Levin was well-known during Trump's presidency for his frequent accusations of a covert plot against the President of the United States. The book's topics should not surprise anybody familiar with Levin's work. When compared to his earlier books, American Marxism becomes in next evolutionary step in discourse.

American Marxism examines how Marxists in the United States have influenced the country. Marxist ideology formed deep roots in American politics and culture. Marxism appears to have taken over a significant portion of American life. Levin's convictions stand strong as he informs us how Marxism has already firmly established itself in a variety of fields:

Academia

Corporatism

Climate discussions

Media, including news and entertainment

Politics and especially the Democratic Party

Military

The book is packed with many secondary sources, ranging from Karl Marx to contemporary internet commenters and political thinkers from all points of view on the political spectrum. Levin summarizes and condenses, in his flowing and effervescent style, as he interprets various sources.

Levin demonstrates a slightly sarcastic tone in his humor. Snappy sometimes accurately describes his responses. Vocal and fearless, his efforts to save us culminate in a book that presents a picture of contemporary America as a battleground between capitalism and