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A review by koreilly
The Chapo Guide to Revolution: A Manifesto Against Logic, Facts, and Reason by Felix Biederman, Matt Christman, Chapo Trap House
4.0
You're probably only hear reading this review because you post too much and you want a gas leak in the capital to happen during peak hours. Well have I got a book for you.
But seriously, I imagine this book is for fans of the pod so a lot of it feels kind of like rehashes of stuff big fans have seen before (Matt's rant against prestige TV makes a return) but there's a good enough density of zingers per page to make it a good fun read. It's also interesting to see the guys lay out their case for the history of the Neolib and Virgil and Felix's chapter on video games is fire too. The best bit is the ending where they drop the irony and talk about their dream for a better world though.
There's some filler but you can read this book in a weekend and then pass it off to a friend so they can read and the boys stay poor (as was intended before the invention of patreon).
But seriously, I imagine this book is for fans of the pod so a lot of it feels kind of like rehashes of stuff big fans have seen before (Matt's rant against prestige TV makes a return) but there's a good enough density of zingers per page to make it a good fun read. It's also interesting to see the guys lay out their case for the history of the Neolib and Virgil and Felix's chapter on video games is fire too. The best bit is the ending where they drop the irony and talk about their dream for a better world though.
There's some filler but you can read this book in a weekend and then pass it off to a friend so they can read and the boys stay poor (as was intended before the invention of patreon).