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OnlySubs: The Evil Results of Communist Hatecraft

OnlySubs with James Lindsay, Episode 133
Book Club Series, Episode 2

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Welcome to another exciting episode of James Lindsay’s Book Club, part of his subscribers-only James Lindsay OnlySubs programming. I’m still reading Frank Dikotter’s “People’s Trilogy,” specifically in this case The Tragedy of Liberation: A History of the Chinese Revolution 1945-1957, and in this episode I read a short excerpt to give you a peek into the destructive power of Maoist “hatecraft.” Hatecraft is a term that describes the art of generating mass hatred and implementing it to achieve political goals, and its effects are astonishing. Join me to hear about how Mao’s Communist hatecraft tore 1950’s China apart.

Additional episodes of the OnlySubs Podcast can be found here.

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