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Had high expectations but it ironically fails.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023
This “book” wasn’t written by Michael Malice. As the cover so accurately proclaims…it was “organized” by him. It’s full of archaic and grossly verbose excerpts of other meandering minds and their proclamations of anti-government rhetoric that have been around for quite some time.I thought I was getting something that was a product of Mike’s mind. Highly elaborate and concise explanations on the benefits of Anarchy, how one and all can obtain and maintain it. You know, like what a handbook is supposed to do. “Want to know how to defend yourself against an oppressive regime. Turn to page 188.” “How to defeat the State and keep it that way. Page 94” Instead the only “original” thoughts we get are introductory paragraphs of every chapter that reads like they were written by a high schooler cursed by procrastination, hopped up on freedom and Mountain Dew.As for Anarchy. It doesn’t work. It’s a pipe dream. A thought orgasm for patriots and conspiracy theorists that looks good on paper as all these essays proclaim, but fails miserably in reality. All you Pseudo-Anarchists need to give credit where credit is due. Government does bad things. Government does good things. It’s not that government itself is bad. It’s the individuals behind the governing that are bad. I’m thankful I live in a country where a government was formed that allows me to freely be at odds with others, and that no matter what leaves my mind I will not be put to death for my own spoken thoughts. Thank you government, I give you credit where credit is due. That’s about it though government. Don’t let it go to your head. You’ve got a lot of work to do.Lastly, Malice… next time, actually “write” a book. Share your mind with us. Readers want this more than I think you know. For someone that hasn’t really written anything substantive and thought provoking, it’s rather narcissistic to conclude your book with a 1.5 page chapter about you and why you don’t vote. You are nowhere near the capacity of Rothbard or Spooner. By the time I reached this chapter I was just glad to be done. I’ll be honest, you did get a little chuckle out of me and perhaps that’s all you wanted out of the reader. But it wasn’t worth it. Neither the time nor the money. Also, most of the stuff you compiled is free online per Public Domain (a government sanctioned law. The irony) and you used this to take advantage of unsuspecting masses to pad your pockets. Since I no longer trust you as an author, I will refrain from buying your books “new” until you can prove yourself as an actual author. I recommend others follow suit. This compilation should only be rented from your government funded public library. Again the irony. You’re welcome.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023
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