Summary of Dinesh D'Souza's Death of a Nation

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#1 On July 6, 2017, Trump addressed the death of America in an address to the Polish people in Warsaw’s Krasinski Square. He spoke not of America, but of Western civilization, and stated that the West does not stand alone against its enemies.

#2 Trump’s supporters consider him to be the serial killer of America’s most cherished values and institutions. He and his followers threaten the survival of the West by promoting religious and racial exclusivity.

#3 The whole manic resistance to Trump is widespread and genuine. Many people are convinced that Trump poses a fundamental danger to America’s survival as a diverse, open, and lawful democratic society.

#4 Trump is a racist and a white supremacist, and his voters are as well. Trump’s supporters are willing to restore whiteness to its former status as a marker of national identity, and they are willing to kill small children attending Sunday school, according to progressive novelist and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 10, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822512740

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Insights on Dinesh D'Souza's Death of a Nation

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 7

Insights from Chapter 8

Insights from Chapter 9

Insights from Chapter 10

Insights from Chapter 11

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

On July 6, 2017, Trump addressed the death of America in an address to the Polish people in Warsaw’s Krasinski Square. He spoke not of America, but of Western civilization, and stated that the West does not stand alone against its enemies.

#2

Trump’s supporters consider him to be the serial killer of America’s most cherished values and institutions. He and his followers threaten the survival of the West by promoting religious and racial exclusivity.

#3

The whole manic resistance to Trump is widespread and genuine. Many people are convinced that Trump poses a fundamental danger to America’s survival as a diverse, open, and lawful democratic society.

#4

Trump is a racist and a white supremacist, and his voters are as well. Trump’s supporters are willing to restore whiteness to its former status as a marker of national identity, and they are willing to kill small children attending Sunday school, according to progressive novelist and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison.

#5

Trump’s support among racists, Nazis, and fascists is not limited to the pardoning of Arpaio. It is also seen in the labeling of all conservatives and Republicans as Nazis and fascists.

#6

Trump and the right are accused of promoting the most toxic strains of European and American bigotry.

#7

The progressive argument for how Trump and the right are destroying America is based on history. Through history, we know what terms like fascism, racism, and white supremacy mean, and we know what they do, because they have already wrought havoc around the world.

#8

White supremacy is the ideology of torture, theft, and enslavement, and it exists today in all of its cruelty. It is the existential threat to America and the world.

#9

Coates’s writings make it seem like the Democratic Party is the party of progress and civil rights, while the Republican Party is the party of racism and white supremacy.

#10

The progressive narrative that America is racist and that the South was solely to blame for slavery is a lie. While some Americans perpetrated these crimes, other Americans stopped them.

#11

The Democratic Party, which today seeks to capture the entire country, originally sought to enslave only blacks. However, they now seek to turn all of America into a plantation, with every ethnic group dependent on and controlled from a new Big House, which is the centralized state.

#12

Lincoln’s plantation prophecy was not a