Judging by the books that he reads, what political views do you think my friend embodies?

[Anonymous]

Books on the shelf:

Letting Go (The Pathway of Surrender) by David R. Hawkine, M. D., Ph. D (two copies)

The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene

Holy Bible (King James Version)

God's Purpose for Your Life by Stanley

Game of Life and How to Play It by Florence Scovel Shinn

The Four Agreements by Miguel Ruiz

Connected to Goodness by David Meltser

Livingood Daily by Dr. Livingood

That's not all the books he has. More later

Radical leftist (intersectional, plays the "micro-aggression" card)

Typical liberal/center-left (Biden supporter-ish)

Typical moderate/centrist

Maybe a libertarian

Neocon (Cheney/DeSantis supporter)

Paleocon (America First)

Trump/"Q" follower

[BeMuse]

Who knows... As Aristotle put it, it is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it. Just because someone reads into something, doesn't mean it's a reflection of their personal beliefs.

[Asker]

If someone started reading a book by Ibram X. Kendi, I sure as hell wouldn't think of them as a conservative.

[BeMuse]

Why not? Don't you think educated conservatives study their enemies so that they know how to defeat their ideas?

[BeMuse]

For example G. Edward Griffin is a libertarian. He's famous for writing the The creature from Jekyll Island about the formation of the Federal Reserve by central bankers. While his economic views are libertarian/classical liberal in nature he is an authority figure on communism... Here he is in his younger years giving foot notes and a lecture on many communist books...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p32eI61-kqk

[Anonymous]

Probably a total nut job would be my guess.

[Asker]

Why didn't you vote?

[Anonymous]

christian fascist.

[Asker]

What do you mean by "christian fascist"?