Title: Who is he kidding?
Review: There have been a number of books written recently that have remarkable credibility because of the unlikely authors of the books. Who would have thought that the harshest attack on current anti-drug policy, demanding legalization, would come from a Reagan Republican? John Lott's book More Guns, Less Crime, was another highly credible book because it also came from an unlikely source. Diaz's book is disappointing and flawed because his agenda comes across on every page. The book becomes frustrating and painful. I find it interesting that reviewers on this page assume that people who pan this book only do so because they haven't read it. We've read it. But this book brings to mind the saying that a mind is like a parachute. It only works when it's open. Many of us who read Diaz's book did so with an open mind, and were disappointed by Diaz's clear bias. This book may be good, but only if you're part of the choir being preached to.
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