The Age of Entitlement America Since the Sixties

Christopher Caldwell, an excellent writer. His book, Age of Entitlement, basically proves this thesis.

Are you familiar with Christopher Caldwell's book, The Age of Entitlement and its argument that the Civil Rights Act created a rival constitution that is now taking precedence over our original constitution.

It's brilliant. I wish that I had gotten a hold of it before I finished with this, Not Like Being Black.

I mean, it's brilliant. And the thing I love about it is he's coming from a very different perspective and worldview that you or I would be coming from.

But man, truth is truth. And I think he's made a very important argument.

And it's because of the truth of his argument that we now have a de facto constitution that overrides our de jure constitution.

and finally I also love man's search for meaning by Victor Frankl it is powerful it's amazing I know name a lot and the age of entitlement by Christopher Caldwell which is the most powerful critique of the Civil Rights Act of anyone has written it's just excellent so hope that helps Joshua excellent thank you so much Charlie and keep up the good work God bless thank you let's get to another question here as someone just emailed us freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com they said Charlie and their their their member they said Charlie I have a question for Blake Blake says that he can name all the Roman emperors but can you name all the provinces of Germany why Germany okay rather random right yeah that's a little straight okay let me think.

Christopher Caldwell discusses this in his book The Age of Entitlement. It was really a ground shift in how America saw the role of government.

and special guest Christopher Caldwell, author of multiple books, including The Age of Entitlement.

There's that I was just reading that book what was it the age of enlightenment right.

The age of entitlement and he says in there like there is always a battle of that of like your personal need for flexibility and sexuality versus your the structural need for survival and constraints on your sexuality.