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Enjoy the Decline: Accepting and Living with the Death of the United States Paperback – January 7, 2013

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The "End of America?" Most likely. The "Demise of liberty?" You betcha! The "Destruction of Western Civilization?" Of course! But why let all of the above get you down? Learn to "Enjoy the Decline!" "Enjoy the Decline" is mandatory reading for all conservatives, libertarians, Americans, and lovers of freedom who are mourning the slow, but sure death of their culture and their country. America is over. Freedom will be curtailed. Liberty is dead. And above all else, it is inevitable. But the answer is not to get depressed and give up hope. The answer is to change your attitude and learn how to "Enjoy the Decline." You get one life on this planet and Aaron Clarey explains how to get the most out of it even though socialism and tyranny are all around you. From learning how to adapt your psychology to learning to let go and take advantage of the socialist system, "Enjoy the Decline" carries the freedom loving American through the 5 stages of grief and puts them on a path to enjoy their life regardless of what is happening to their beloved America. Dark, macabre, and morose, but truthful, helpful, and practical all the same, it is guaranteed to make you happier than your socialist counterparts even though they have everything they want. Make leftists, liberals, and progressives miserable. Enjoy the Decline!

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Paperback: 218 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (January 7, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1480284769
ISBN-13: 978-1480284760
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.5 x 9 inches
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Average Customer Review: 183 customer reviews
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Greg Evans

Self defeating masturbation

October 10, 2018

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Where do I get my $13 back.

Please keep in mind that as a conservative, I can't argue with most of his commentary about where we are. Clarey's hard math on trends and balances mostly hold true, but his conclusions as a single guy, looking to get laid and have fun as a life plan, suck. I'm trying to come up with a something a little more high brow, but seriously, "suck" covers it. I get that he's cheesed off that Obama got re-elected (I am too), but I knew I was in for a long, painful read when blowing your brains out was covered as a legitimate life plan. Oh, sorry, spoiler alert. Several points in the book wear exceedingly thin considering the election of Trump, pertaining to what the future could hold for the United States. I wanted to like this book and again agree with many of his observations, but the book just comes off as the musings of a young douche with to much pride and not enough experience to seal the deal.

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Bionic Hugo

Good but flawed

June 12, 2017

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Very insightful analysis of the leftist infection, and alternatives to deal with the inevitable decline and death of the US from the metastasized cancer we call progressivism. Progressive is an accurate term because it will progressively destroy us.
However, some of his suggestions are outlandish, such as his suggestion for "ultimate" retirement (but I won't spoil for you). And he is an atheist that believes we have no existence outside this time space continuum. That is open to wide debate. Because of his existential nihilism, he misses more stable and profound sources of hope in the spiritual realm.
But again, he does offer hope even for nihilists in the miserable unhappiness the left will enjoy even as they contemptuously bring down the greatest nation in history. Only one thing I see that he may have missed. As the socialist winds blow our constitutional republic away, he says the left will suffer as well, as they reap the bitter fruit of their ideology and mourn its failure. I respectfully disagree. They will simply blame someone or something else for their abject failure.
Other than that, it is a quick read that I often found myself shaking my head in agreement thinking "He is right! That is exactly what is happening! And yes, we must be ready for the inevitable!"

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Edward Cullen

Was expecting life lessons, got a rant about the glory days

December 3, 2018

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I bought this expecting some quality wisdom as I agree that the left doesn’t think critically sometimes but immediately I developed about a dozen issues with this book.

Uses “hard data”, about how how 70% of the budget goes to wealth redistribution, according to the “US federal budget”, I thought it was fishy so I looked it up, not only could I not find it anywhere, but he constantly misrepresents data like how the economic GROWTH has been in decline since 1946, hmmm I wonder why the economy was so hot in 1945...hmmmm

Uses a comparison of a 1960 Ford Mustang vs a Chevy Volt as a sign of decline. Yes everyone loves a muscle car but electric cars are a step in the wrong direction? Why they don’t sound manly or make your hands dirty after working on them?

Discusses how socialism is bad, but talks about using a highway to go cross county...highways are private now? But wait socialism though?

Talks about getting a car to sleep in instead of renting then discusses how he has a motorcycle.

Talks about his motorcycle then cutting your health insurance because only women, children and old people need it.

He’s a hypocrite, don’t work because they’ll tax you...writes a book.

He says don’t buy stuff because you’ll need to store it then talks about having a sweet movie set up with surround sound speakers and a projector instead of going to the movies.

Says you can’t find a girl under 200lbs then talks about how long legged girlfriend.

The entire time I’m reading this I’m legitimately asking if this man is just stupid, hypocritical, or in a cult.

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A. Mire

My first Aaron Clarey read, won't be the last

February 17, 2016

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I'm a 29 year old single community college student. This book was perfect for me. I really like Aaron's realistic thinking, and am grateful he took the time to write all this down. Putting a positive spin on the Kali Yuga is something I've been struggling with. Many sleepless nights and headaches. It's been a few years since the book was written, the cultural climate has further decayed into madness with no signs of letting up, and all the contents aee all the more relavent. I am considering many options I did not before in my life plans, and think some of his advice has offered me some psychological respite. I really enjoyed reading this.

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Hayduke

Situational Awareness

March 19, 2018

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I didn't like the author's premise that the America's best years are behind us. I still don't. But it's hard to disagree with his observations. So--some of his suggestions are common sense ones. As someone once said, "Stay away from society's falling rocks."

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Bryton Larsen

This is my favorite book published by the Cappy

June 30, 2018

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This is my favorite book published by the Cappy! As a patriot, it's hard to see the country die from the endless virus known as socialism. Aaron helps us to live by letting go. He helps us to realize we can't change other people, so we should just focus on enjoying our lives to the fullest and not letting the parasites get the best of us. EXCELLENT BOOK!

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Shawn

The last great act of defiance! Give them what they wish for!

May 10, 2018

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Times up! Party at Ground Zero! Screw it, this is what they want! Feelings, no creativity, no desire to excel, limp wrist and skinny jeans, grow a beard and drink scotch. Smoke a stoogie in a Caddy and watch the heartattacks commence!

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Neil P. Reid

Some Interesting And Alternative Ideas But Flawed in Major Concepts

October 6, 2014

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I read this as an interesting alternative perspective. I like his host vs parasite view and agree with it. While I have no problem understanding that America is in an irreversible decline, I don't agree with many of his strategies including living on $15,000 or less a year. Living out of your car? Relocating to another country (at a cost of six months of that income)? Suicide as a reasonable alternative?

The premise of planning for the continued demise of our great nation is a good idea but I'd do it with a strategy of reinforcement instead of checking out. Good choices lead to personal freedom. There are rules for happiness and they don't involve most of the things he suggests in this book.

Good opening premise but rather flawed plan in response.

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