Review of The Solution is Political Revolution
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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Solution is Political Revolution" by Jillion R Rising.]
The book, The solution is political revolution is a non-fiction , real events, facts and real people. Mainly focusing in the economy of America. Author highlights some of the broken system like The 2008 Mortgage Crisis, how ordinary people lost their homes and the top leaders it was an opportunity to buy the assets at a reduced price. The book doesn't just state the problems but the author supports the statement and gives the facts on each finding.
The book explores more extensive topics such as financial crisis, difficulty owning property and inequality where the rich become richer
The book highlights the corruption in government leaders and questions if the system serves people or just a select few individuals. Highlighting that wealthy families influence political leaders, raising concerns about the influence of wealthy people on political decisions. The author covers how financial institutions contributes towards the ongoing instability.
The book discuss that baby boomers are starting to retire, and the younger generation entering the job market may find it difficult to own property due to rising house cost.
I like the fact that the author explain everything in a simple and easy to understand way, even to an average reader. As soon I started to read, it grabbed my attention and made me curious from the beginning
I feel that the book is one sided, focusing on political revolution and not exploring other options like transformation making it to be unbalanced. Some of the claims they lack evidence which leave readers with questions and call for political revolution but doesn't state how it can be done, doesn't give steps to the solution.
Overall the solution is political revolution is an eye opening book that raises questions about the political system, encouraging readers to reflect on systemic problems even though a more balanced approach would make it convincing.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
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The book, The solution is political revolution is a non-fiction , real events, facts and real people. Mainly focusing in the economy of America. Author highlights some of the broken system like The 2008 Mortgage Crisis, how ordinary people lost their homes and the top leaders it was an opportunity to buy the assets at a reduced price. The book doesn't just state the problems but the author supports the statement and gives the facts on each finding.
The book explores more extensive topics such as financial crisis, difficulty owning property and inequality where the rich become richer
The book highlights the corruption in government leaders and questions if the system serves people or just a select few individuals. Highlighting that wealthy families influence political leaders, raising concerns about the influence of wealthy people on political decisions. The author covers how financial institutions contributes towards the ongoing instability.
The book discuss that baby boomers are starting to retire, and the younger generation entering the job market may find it difficult to own property due to rising house cost.
I like the fact that the author explain everything in a simple and easy to understand way, even to an average reader. As soon I started to read, it grabbed my attention and made me curious from the beginning
I feel that the book is one sided, focusing on political revolution and not exploring other options like transformation making it to be unbalanced. Some of the claims they lack evidence which leave readers with questions and call for political revolution but doesn't state how it can be done, doesn't give steps to the solution.
Overall the solution is political revolution is an eye opening book that raises questions about the political system, encouraging readers to reflect on systemic problems even though a more balanced approach would make it convincing.
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The Solution is Political Revolution
View: on Bookshelves |
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