SJWs Always Lie: Taking Down The Thought Police by Vox Day In SJWs Always Lie author Vox Day takes us into a deep dive into the modern social justice movement and its eponymous social justice warriors. We get a detailed characterisation of and insight into SJW psychology, SJW tactics, SJW ideology and importantly, how to tactically and strategically deal with the divisive authoritarian SJW threat that society faces. A veteran of many SJW attacks, Vox presents numerous examples of interactions and the standard form that such attacks always take while explaining the motivations and actions of the perpetually-offended instigators and their supporters. By providing a foundational understanding of SJWs, a solid demonstration of the SJW narrative being always self-contradictory and internally inconsistent, and a crash course in the differences between and uses of dialectic and rhetoric, SJWs Always Lie is the definitive tome for combatting one of the more insidious threats that our society faces. A good read for anyone who stands for truth, liberty, justice, and classical liberalism, and who believes that this nihilistic and inherently bigoted ideology needs to be pushed back into the postmodern sewer from where it crawled out from. We fought back the Spanish Inquisition and fascist authoritarianism in times past and likewise we can fight back against SJWs today. Selected excerpts: Yet dig a little deeper, and you realise that the social justice view of the world is horribly patronising, two-dimensional and depressing. It suggests that our aspirations and opinions are necessarily bound by our circumstances of birth: that homosexuals must support grotesquely engorged public sectors to pay for “homophobia awareness” organisations whether they are needed or not; that women are always and in every circumstance victims; that blacks cannot succeed in life without special treatment. SJWs Always Lie is a truism because you cannot make social justice arguments without pu...