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Saya · 10-18-2009, 08:34 PM

Finished Making A Killing: The Political Economy Of Animal Rights. Good shit and gave me a lot to think about. Its one of those books where you read two pages and then take a break to mull over what you just read. And you wake up thinking about it the next day.

I also always kinda struggled while reading Marx since I have trouble understanding economic matters, but Torres really explains Marxism (and capitalism of course) in a pretty accessible way, halfway through the book something just clicked and it all made sense to me. I can now go back and reread Capital and The Communist Manifesto and appreciate it better.

Now onto Introduction To Animal Rights: Your Child Or The Dog? by Gary Francione.

10-18-2009, 08:34 PM	#2401
Saya Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 9,548	Finished Making A Killing: The Political Economy Of Animal Rights. Good shit and gave me a lot to think about. Its one of those books where you read two pages and then take a break to mull over what you just read. And you wake up thinking about it the next day. I also always kinda struggled while reading Marx since I have trouble understanding economic matters, but Torres really explains Marxism (and capitalism of course) in a pretty accessible way, halfway through the book something just clicked and it all made sense to me. I can now go back and reread Capital and The Communist Manifesto and appreciate it better. Now onto Introduction To Animal Rights: Your Child Or The Dog? by Gary Francione.