Aleksa's Book Review: Might is Right

Hark, you insolent worm! This week I read tomes of unbridled masculinity, and the soul of the devourer, gouger, ruiner, slayer. The great spirit stirs within me and any who stand in my way shall be slain. First up is the book that started it all: the progeny of social Darwinism and a consequentialist manifesto of great import.

The book urges us to dispense with false gods, creeds, states, brotherhoods and such. Embrace, instead, the primeval forces of domination and violence - and overpower all. Dismiss the crying jew on the cross, the pansy moneylender, the sclerotic senator and the silver-tongued priest. Take what you want and spare nothing.

It's a powerful ride through and through, and the arguments are rock solid: What care I for anything when I have the force to resist it? If I do not, I will comply until such time I have force. Certainly a slipping of our sheen of humanity, revealing the unquenchable (even cannibalistic) hunger for power and status of our chimpanzee cousins.
8/10