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The Current Affairs Big Book of Amusements: Over 100 Games, Comics, and More. A children's activity book for left-wing adults!

Nathan J. Robinson's new book features deconstructions of Jordan Peterson, Sam Harris, Tucker Carlson, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Bari Weiss, plus a set of essays defending leftist principles.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1: Practitioners--Critiquing the Critics

1. Jordan Peterson: The Intellectual We Deserve
2. A Bit of Hate Mail
3. Sam Harris: Being Mr. Reasonable*
4. Jonah Goldberg: Will Identity Politics Kill Us All?
5. Tucker Carlson: The Reason Diversity Is Good
6. Milo Yiannopoulos: What We'll Tolerate and What We Won't
7. Charlie Kirk: Making Up Nonsense to Justify Police Murders
8. Heather MacDonald: How the Left Killed Universities
9. David Brooks: Perhaps Try Talking Less & Listening More
10: Bari Weiss: Pretty Loud for Being So Silenced

Part 2: Principles--Defending the Left

1. How To Live Without Rules
2. The Real "Dangerous" Ideas
3. Two Ways To Respond To The Right
4. The Stereotypes About College Students and Free Speech
5. Why Equality Is Indispensable
6. Do We Get Paid What We "Deserve"?
7. The Microaggression Concept
8. In Defense Of Social Justice
9. Fear of the "SJW"

Conclusion: Why Hopelessness is Conservative
Appendix A: Ben Shapiro: A Counter-Speech
Appendix B: The Current Affairs Rules for Life
Citations

*co-authored by Eli Massey

Editor Nathan J. Robinson's very favorite thing that the magazine has ever published! Illustrator Chelsea Saunders delivers righteous punishment to all the targets of the Current Affairs editors' collective ire. [Measures 28" x 22"]

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"The Current Affairs Guide To Socialist Animals," a fully illustrated field guide to egalitarianism in the animal kingdom. [Measures 28" x 22"]

Our longest and most remarkable issue yet! Featuring Luke Savage's "The Curse of Bipartisanship," Brianna Rennix's "The Cruelties of Coulter," and Briahna Joy Gray's "The Politics of Shame," and more!

Our most beautiful issue yet! Featuring "Fresh Hot Takes on Gender" by Lyta Gold and Brianna Rennix, "What is Education For?" by Sparky Abraham and Nathan J. Robinson, and our new feature, Billionaire Shaming!

Our somewhat late summer issue! Featuring Malaika Jabali's "The Color of Economic Anxiety," "What You Have to Fear from Artificial intelligence" by Ryan Metz, and Brianna Rennix's "Across the Border: A Visit to Nuevo Laredo."

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The only "good" magazine's first issue of 2019 is stuffed with gorgeous illustrations, amusing amusements, and these articles:

CAPITALISM / "Stubborn Detachment: Economists' myopic growth cult can't cope with environmental realities..." by Rob Larson and Nathan J. Robinson
PACIFISM / "The virtues of pacifism" by Nathan J. Robinson
THE HOLY INFANT OF ATOCHA / "Waiting for the Holy Infant of Atocha" by Brianna Rennix
POLITICS / "Are voters just lemmings?" by Ryan Cooper
FUTURE CITIES / "The city of tomorrow is the city of yesterday" by Sam Miller-McDonald
PSYCHEDELIC EXPERIENCES / "Make America Trip Again" by Garrison Lovely
ASMR / "A mildly tongue-in-cheek defense of ASMR as a radical expression of humanity" by Aisling McCrea
PALESTINE / "Honeymoon in Palestine" by Nick Slater
POPPIES / "If ye break faith: the rise of poppymania" by Erica X Eisen
THE NOVELS OF ELENA FERRANTE / "Those who rise and those who disappear" by Erica Jost"
PIGS / "A chat with Glenn Greenwald about animals"

"Like fuzzy slippers for the brain." Ensconce yourself in our spring issue! Features gorgeous illustrations, amusing amusements, and these articles:

NUCLEAR SEMIOATICS / "We considered ourselves to be a powerful culture" by Aisling McCrea
WHITE LIBERAL FEMINISM / the game!
ALEX JONES / by Eli Massey and Nathan J. Robinson
THE LOVE INTEREST / Fiction by Aisling McCrea
CINEMA / "Let's watch some goofy TV" by Brianna Rennix
MURDER / "The ideological roots of murder" by Brianna Rennix and Nathan J. Robinson
WATER / "Water is for fighting" by Sparky Abraham
BULLSHIT JOBS / by Nick Slater and Oren Nimni
MICROSTATES / "Every state should be a microstate" by Nick Slater
MARCH GLADNESS / a fight to the death between the world's loveliest things
FEMINIST UTOPIAS / "World Without Men" by Lyta Gold
TECH CEO DIARIES / "Unbearable Lightness" by Emma del Valle
BEN SHAPIRO'S WEST / "The Shapiro History of the West" by Daniel Walden
CHOMSKY / interviewed by Nathan J. Robinson in February 2019

Current Affairs' first issue! Featuring articles on: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Uzbekistan's police state, prison memoirs, rich people's artistic tastes, the worst New York Times columnists, online feminism, and Elizabeth Gilbert. A feast for the eyes and intellect alike!

Our Silicon Valley Spectacular! Also features "The Politics of Tragedies," "Generation Wealth," amusements, and more!

Featuring "Sci-Fi, Fantasy, & The Status Quo," "What Happened to the Novel," "The Intolerantly Tolerant," "Appropriate to Appropriate," and more!

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