Rene Jax

It's who we are, it's what we do Rene Jax

Who we are, is an examination and exploration of the human race and its propensity toward violence. It does more than just complain about violence but suggests how people must accept this part of ourselves. Passivity and love for all mankind is a sure-fire means to become extinct in a world of alpha males and aggression. Violence is built into our DNA just as surely as our eyes, liver and teeth. Violence serves humans since the beginning of time and is necessary for our survival. And our survival today is just as much determined by our willingness and capability to act violently as it was a million years ago. Its who we are, its what we do takes a fresh look at society and the individual and supports the individual's need to take back their life from the burden that modern society places upon him and his family. This book encourages people to step back from their political and financial support of our dysfunctional societies and focus on raising their children in a moral, healthy and normal setting. Jax is able to document the many ways that human families are failing, due to the failed societies we live in.