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RETARDED: A Critique of Social Justice is precisely what the title implies. Throughout the work, Krishnaqayaamat explores various themes which are at the forefront of social justice movements in the world today and demonstrates why and how the perspectives held by such movements are a sign of retardation and, potentially, of social degeneration which can only serve the purpose of restricting individual freedoms. The work is not approached from a far-right or alt-right vantage point, but rather from that of a libertarian. As such, the work in question does more to eliminate divisiveness than the overtly racially and gender prejudiced social justice movements are themselves capable of doing, despite what they purport. Topics discussed include white guilt, black victimization, feminism, group-think, climate change, illegal immigration, cultural appropriation and political correctness. The book is presented as a type of manifesto which advocates for clarity of perspective in a time where media-influence and education-indoctrination engender a sense of a degenerated worldview amidst much of humanity in the developed world. It is fun, brutally honest and concise.

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