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    Three Years of Hate: The Very Best of In Mala Fide
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    Three Years of Hate: The Very Best of In Mala Fide

    By In Mala Fide

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    A Compilation of the Best Writing on Masculinity, Philosophy and Life

    Three Years of Hate is a compilation of over 60 of my best blog posts from my old site In Mala Fide, from nearly 1,000 that were written. They include topics on game, dating, sex, self-improvement, politics, American society, humor and more.

    Here is a sample of 10 titles included in the compilation...

    -The Eternal Solipsism of the Female Mind
    -Pornonomics
    -The Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing
    -The Rape-Supporter Quiz
    -Why Nobody Likes Nerds, and Why You’re Justified in Hating Them
    -Why I Hate the Day After Thanksgiving
    -Dead Meat
    -Advice for Young Men
    -The Right to Get Laid
    -National F*** a Ginger Day

    The book is organized into a preface and four chapters...

    1. Sexuality: Articles on men, women and sex roles
    2. What’s Wrong with the World: On the state of modern society
    3. The Tao of Ferd: Essays on life philosophy
    4. Humor and Satire: Parodies and lighthearted articles

    Three Years of Hate is a must-read for anyone interested in better understanding the world today.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMattForney.com
    Release dateApr 1, 2013
    ISBN9781301169511
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    Three Years of Hate: The Very Best of In Mala Fide
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    In Mala Fide

    In Mala Fide was an online magazine published from 2009 to 2012, founded and edited by "Ferdinand Bardamu." Featuring articles on sexuality, masculinity, politics and more, it played a pivotal role in the creation of the "manosphere," one of the most important intellectual movements in the Western world today.

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