Paperback, 288 pages
Published June 5, 2017 by Knopf Canada.
Journalist Naomi Klein explains that Trump is not an aberration but a logical extension of the worst and most dangerous trends of the past half-century.
Guardo este libro en leídos un poco de mentirijillas.
La verdad es que me lo compré a precio de compra en una librería muy guay de Bristol, leí la mitad aproximadamente, lo perdí en un aeropuerto y ahora lo he recordado y me han dado ganas de volver a leerlo.
I don’t know why I went into this thinking I disliked Naomi Klein. Was it because I associated her with the white environmentalists I went to college with? Where did I get the notion that she wasn’t “radical enough”?
It only took a couple of pages for whatever half assed notions I had about Klein to be replaced with total awe and respect. No Is Not Enough has sat on my shelf since it first came out, but I only picked it up this year because I was tired of seeing its bright yellow cover sit at the bottom of my To Read pile. I needed this years ago when I was first wrestling with the aftermath of the 2016 election.
I’m sure others have summarized her arguments for Trump’s inane rise to fame and popularity. I rather focus on her theory that unites all progressive movements from climate change …
I don’t know why I went into this thinking I disliked Naomi Klein. Was it because I associated her with the white environmentalists I went to college with? Where did I get the notion that she wasn’t “radical enough”?
It only took a couple of pages for whatever half assed notions I had about Klein to be replaced with total awe and respect. No Is Not Enough has sat on my shelf since it first came out, but I only picked it up this year because I was tired of seeing its bright yellow cover sit at the bottom of my To Read pile. I needed this years ago when I was first wrestling with the aftermath of the 2016 election.
I’m sure others have summarized her arguments for Trump’s inane rise to fame and popularity. I rather focus on her theory that unites all progressive movements from climate change to black lives matter to gun reform: a dominance based logic that treats all people, and the earth itself, as disposable.
I mean damn.
