This critique of the new political right and left – the frogs and snowflakes – applies René Girard's ideas on mimetic desire and explores the social consequences of it becoming unhinged: rivalry, obsession, the "black pill," and the recession of the sacred, or what they used to call the "death of God." A remedy is proposed in the end.

Discover countless insights on what's making the frogs gay, why a lot of philosophy is sadomasochism, why homosexuality is a humiliation fetish, why paganism is not a good eugenics program, and how Christianity rises above all these things.