Autopsy of a Civilization

Autopsy of a Civilization(TM) Outrage, Entitlement, and the Fragile Empire We Built By Mitchell D. Kirby America didn't collapse overnight. It wasn't a surprise attack, a foreign invasion, or a single catastrophic event. It was slower. Quieter. Polite, even. A civilization that once conquered oceans, built industries, raised generations of grit and backbone... simply stopped doing the things required to stay alive. In Autopsy of a Civilization, Mitchell D. Kirby steps into the role of cultural pathologist and dissects the body of a nation that died long before anyone admitted it. With surgical precision and dark, brutally honest humor, he lays the corpse on the table and traces the cause of death through every organ - the atrophied heart, the collapsed lungs, the swollen emotional cortex, the spine bent beyond recognition. This isn't another political tantrum. It isn't partisan therapy. And it isn't the sanitized "state of the union" narrative you're used to. It's an autopsy - unfiltered, uncomfortable, and long overdue. Inside, you'll examine: - Schools that became daycare centers for feelings instead of factories for thinking - Homes where parents surrendered authority and became hostages to their own children - Churches that traded truth for attendance and replaced conviction with comfort - A government that learned dependency wins elections and weaponized entitlement at scale - A culture where emotion replaced evidence, outrage replaced character, and fragility replaced strength Kirby doesn't preach. He doesn't coddle. He doesn't write from an ivory tower. He writes like a man who's lived through the unraveling and finally decided to call it what it is: the self-inflicted death of a great civilization. But this book is not a eulogy. It's a warning label. A mirror. A battle cry for anyone who still feels the heaviness in the air and knows - instinctively - that something foundational broke long before the rest of us noticed. If you're tired of tiptoeing, exhausted by the emotional theater, and desperate for thinking that cuts deeper than hashtags, Autopsy of a Civilization will give you what the culture refuses to give itself: The truth. The evidence. And the courage to look at the corpse without looking away. A civilization doesn't die because it was defeated. It dies when it forgets how to think. This is the report we were never supposed to read.