Collection:Authoritarian Playbook

The BITE model. How coercive control works. In any group.

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God and the State are the same argument. Bakunin proves it.

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Deported for her ideas. She was right about all of it.

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Punk literature at its most uncompromising. Not for everyone.

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The state cured his violence. Now he can't choose anything.

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The KKK had millions of members in the 1920s. In the Midwest.

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Iranian American, going back to find out what that is.

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She goes back to Tehran to build a life there.

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At three, he stops growing and drums at adult lies.

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An American arrives in Saigon with good intentions. People die.

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Fourteen Chinese lives the state would rather you didn't hear.

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How smart people talk themselves into serving tyranny.

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East Germany's Stasi, interviewed by a disbeliever.

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Rebellion drawn in black ink.

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A Vietnamese woman carries her family's revolutionary wounds to Moscow.

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Twenty lessons for staying free.

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What a visitor is allowed to see, honestly reported.

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Kim Jong-il's poet defects with the secrets.

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An untouchable family. Christianity didn't help. Communism didn't either.

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