Title: P.J.'s best: More than humor
Product review: I have always enjoyed P.J.'s writin.hope I succeeded in not pigeon-holing him. "Eat the Rich" contains a lot of his painfully funny satire and sense of irony. More than any of his previous works, though, this books demonstrates a great intellectual passion.Without preaching, he moves the focus of the text from laughing at the tragedy of international monetary folly to what it is that we can do, but refuse to do - perhaps because of our own good nature, perhaps not.Whether you agree with his market analysis or not - and he makes a very good case, though some credit must be given to Castro, et al. - O'Rourke leaves the reader wanting to act.
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