The madness of the crowd

In the “Madness of the crowd”, Douglas Murray explores the dangers of “abolition culture” and the growth of identity policy, which are increasingly becoming a way to protect the oppressed, but an instrument of punishment of disagreements. He addresses such contradictory issues of modernity as sexuality, gender, race and the influence of technology on our behavior on the Internet, where we should re -learn forgiveness and compassion.
Douglas Murray, one of the few authors daring to refute the prevailing public opinion and cast doubt on dramatic changes in our society - from the surgical correction of the floor to children before the rights of transgender people affect women. The insightful book of Murray returns common sense to chaos of complex moral dilemmas of our time