Is there some reason why E. Michael Jones insists on charging ripoff rates for all his books? I thought price-gouging was the domain of those filthy money-obsessed Protestants. 
For the princely sum of $60, you can get an autographed copy of LOGOS RISING. Peasants get the cheap version for the "bargain" price of $48.
LIBIDO DOMINANDI is $30. BARREN METAL is $69. What possible rationalization is there for gouging customers? It costs maybe $7 to print a 200-page paperback.
The more "reasonably" priced books lower down the page are also a ripoff. For example, THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION is only 145 pages. For comparison, Terror House's lengthiest book to date, at over 200 pages, is only $12.95.
$30 for a 15-year-old paperback book is absolutely, 100 percent a ripoff.
He's either getting ripped off or he's doing the ripping off. We crunched the numbers. Even a DIY high-quality hardcover shouldn't cost more than $10-15 per unit to print. Print-on-demand technology is so advanced these days you can't even tell them apart.
I'm calling out a grift. Fidelity Press is either a deliberate grift or E. Michael Jones is such a boomer that he can't adjust to the new print-on-demand reality. If the former, he's exploiting his zoomer fans, most of whom don't have money to begin with.
- Can't accept any criticism of his idol
- Responds to reasonable criticism with personal attacks
- Assumes people who criticize his idol dislike his idol
How is the cult of E. Michael Jones different then the cult of Jordan Peterson, exactly?
- Responds to reasonable criticism with personal attacks
- Assumes people who criticize his idol dislike his idol
How is the cult of E. Michael Jones different then the cult of Jordan Peterson, exactly?
