The Man: They Chained You To The EBT Train…

Final Stop, The Democrat Plantation!

Freedom isn’t taken—it’s handed over. And sometimes, laughed away.

What if “The Man” wasn’t a shadowy figure behind the curtain—but a system everyone keeps feeding?

The Man: A Satire is a bold, unapologetic look at modern power, dependency, and control—served with sharp wit, dark humor, and uncomfortable truths. Through exaggerated scenes and biting commentary, this book exposes how institutions, media, and cultural narratives quietly replace self-reliance with permission, comfort with compliance, and citizenship with spectatorship.

This isn’t a lecture.
It’s a mirror.

With irony as its weapon and satire as its shield, The Man challenges readers to question who benefits when responsibility disappears—and why so many people cheer while it happens.

Inside this book, you’ll find:

• Satirical takes on government dependency, media influence, and manufactured outrage

• Cultural commentary that cuts across politics, class, and identity

• Humor that makes you laugh first—then think harder than you expected

• A challenge to reclaim agency, accountability, and independent thought

This book doesn’t tell you what to think.
It asks why you stopped thinking for yourself.

Whether you agree, disagree, or feel personally attacked—The Man: A Satire will make sure you’re not bored.

Warning: Side effects may include laughter, discomfort, and sudden urges to unplug.