Reviews for The golden age illusion

The average rating for The golden age illusion based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-01-11 00:00:00 Mimi Shkalim This is a wicked and worthless book. Instead of reasoning or even a line of argument, Amoroso opens his book with short sayings: X is Y, he says, again and again. He presupposes everything, and it is all dishonest. It is astonishing how many falsehoods Amoroso can crowd into these pages. The opening quotes openly advocate violent revolution and hatred and resentment against the social order. Sadly, Amoroso has no alternative suggestions that are proven to do anything other than bring mass death and the death of everything good and true about human civilization and civil society. Amoroso, aware of this, is therefore an evil brute, advocating a brutish and contemptible mass murder. But because he's an intellectual it's okay, right? Right? This is worth reading ONLY for inoculation against Karl Marx's particular forms of satanism.

Review # 2 was written on 2011-12-25 00:00:00 Francis Romero One of the better books I have read recently in regards to learning French. It is based for children but as an adult I got a lot out of it. I am slowly leaning french and this book tendered to give me a little more confidence and I would recommend it for those who are struggling trying to learn the French language.