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A review by arixen
Revolution by Russell Brand
2.0
This character is definitely a narcissist. No doubt about that. But it was a little much in this book.
The mere premise that he tells his listeners not to vote turned me away finally. I mean i know that the system does in fact need a “revolution” of sorts. But by no voting? I’m not sure how that is conducive to society as a whole.
The book is repetitive and a little bonky with structure. He jumps to being a Christian, mixes a bunch of other religions in the mix and then takes on a whole new subject. Most of his thoughts are only regurgitation of other peoples thoughts. Good on him for siting these people, but it isn’t very original.
I honestly didn’t finish this book.
The mere premise that he tells his listeners not to vote turned me away finally. I mean i know that the system does in fact need a “revolution” of sorts. But by no voting? I’m not sure how that is conducive to society as a whole.
The book is repetitive and a little bonky with structure. He jumps to being a Christian, mixes a bunch of other religions in the mix and then takes on a whole new subject. Most of his thoughts are only regurgitation of other peoples thoughts. Good on him for siting these people, but it isn’t very original.
I honestly didn’t finish this book.