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This is an early contender for the best read of the year. Truly should be required reading.

"i know. i know but will do nothing so long as this benefits me. only later, when it ceases to benefit me, will i proclaim in great heaving sobs my grief ... and you, all of you, even the dead in their graves, will indulge my obliviousness now and my repentance later because what affords me both is in the end not some finely honed argument of logic or moral supremacy but the blunt barrel of a gun."

I’m reading this book not in a ravenous “I can’t wait to see what happens next” sort of way, but in a “When will I get to the part where something happens?” way. What I thought would be illuminating and informative feels more like a rant. It feels like a book that someone looking to virtue signal their “correctness” on modern events might read to feel more vindicated.