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The Joy of Hate by Greg Gutfeld
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Jan 07, 2014 | ISBN 9780307986986

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“Gutfeld is like Voltaire if Voltaire were actually funny.” —Dennis Miller
 
“Greg Gutfeld is a sweet, hysterical, evil genius. Liberals fear him because whenever they look down their noses, they see him. Or at least the top of his head. This is a man who would take time out from starring in two daily television shows just to help someone who has fallen down on the sidewalk. Mainly because it would be so funny to watch him fall. Viva Gutfeld!” —Ann Coulter
 
“According to the Internet, Mother Teresa once defined Joy as ‘a net of love by which you can catch souls.’ In The Joy of Hate, Greg Gutfeld continues her mission—in a completely different way. Hilarious, outrageous, and brilliant, this is the best book on how to think about your fellow man since Atlas Shrugged, and the best book on how to deal with your enemies since The Anarchist’s Cookbook.” —Jonah Goldberg
 
“It’s hard to get through a page of The Joy of Hate without collapsing in tears of laughter. With every paragraph, I’d stop and say ‘You won’t believe what he just said.’ The truth hurts.” —Dana Perino, former White House press secretary, Gutfeld’s cohost on The Five
 
“Greg Gutfeld is this generation’s Mark Twain. Or is that this generation’s Shania Twain? What I’m trying to say is he looks great in a skirt. Also, this book is funny as hell.” —Dan Bova, editor in chief, Maxim magazine
 
“Anger is like sex. It feels good but it’s exhausting—and we often think it’s better if we include more people. But as Greg Gutfeld aptly illustrates, words of outrage should be saved for things that truly are outrageous, or you will ultimately lose all your friends and drive yourself crazy. I, for one, cannot recommend this book strongly enough, and it has nothing to do with my relationship with the author.” —Greg Gutfeld

Table Of Contents

Contents
Introduction
The Tolerant Tadpole
My Big Fat Gay Muslim Bar
The War on Moobs
Fluked for Life
The Bigot Spigot
The Vagina Demagogues
Butch Cassidy and the Subsidized Kid
A Really Bad Day at the Office
Borders Ain’t Nothing but a Bookstore
Working at the Death Star
A Pack of Lies
Winners and Looters
The Pirates of Penance
I’m Okay, You Should Die
Loan Rangers
Poop Stars
Stalin Grads
The Joke Stops Here
Roll Models
The Pig Pass
Harmed Forces
The Song Remains So Lame
Fat Kids Are the Biggest Targets
Skeptic Tank
Woolly Bullies
The Bard of Brentwood
The End of Hate
Thanks ’n’ Stuff

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