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The Red
About the book
The Red New Deal: When Everything is Free, You Are the Price compares the current US and the world trends toward revisionism of socialism and real-life under socialism. Young people of a socialist state no longer have a negative opinion about socialism, and they quickly vote for candidates with a socialist agenda. It is difficult to dissuade young people based on theories and fundamentals, so the book is designed to show daily routines, shortages, philosophies, re-writing of history, cancel culture, shortcomings, and freedom restrictions of young people living in the USSR. Dmitri Dubograev has written an analysis of the parallels between “socialist trends” and showed real-life stories of the disadvantages of “real-life socialism.” Grab your copies to learn more about socialism and its effects.
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The Red
New Deal
Dmitri Dubograev’s book draws parallels between “socialist trends” and “real-life socialism” by sharing stories of young people living in the USSR. It shows daily routines, shortages, philosophies, history rewriting, cancel culture, shortcomings, and freedom restrictions. This insightful book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about socialism and its effects.