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Title	:	Days of War Nights of Love: Crimethink for Beginners
Author	:	CrimethInc.
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 281 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2002 by Crimethinc (first published January 1st 2001)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Politics. Philosophy. Social Issues. Activism

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i havent read it in a while, its funny to me, the folks who foam at the mouth, hating on the crimethinc. kids, and the fan club who take this book as gospel. the funniest thing about the whole thing is that i doubt the authors even give this book the creedence that either of those groups do. i gave 5 stars for what this book was for me years ago, its supposed to be over the top. they forget that this is art. this is poetry. this is supposed to be extreme, it is suposed to oppose the status quo, this is not gospel, it is satire and prose. it is supposed to shock and cause thought. lighten up, and stop judging this book by the other people who take this book too seriously.

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Original Title:	Days of War, Nights of Love : Crimethink For Beginners
ISBN:	097091010X (ISBN13: 9780970910103)
Edition Language:	English

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I hate this book. Sure it's easy and fun to be homeless and eat out of dumpsters when you always have your mom to fall back on, visit, and store your hardcore records for you. fuck you crimethink.

you have to read this book like you're reading nietzsche, for it follows that same aphoristic tradition. they purposely goad you and say things that are over the top in order to get you to question what they're saying. nietzsche didn't literally intend for you to tie women to wagons and whip them. this book is beautiful and poetic and ironic and inspiring. but you can't just read it as a bible for anarchists. it demands that you engage it at every turn, not just read it. like nietzsche said,

I had mixed feelings about this book. I agree that crimethinc operates with little to no class analysis, and their political view in general is fairly short sighted. The other books the collective put out are pretty painful, both in terms of editing and political content. This one, however, is pretty damn inspirational. Its written in a way thats accessible to their target audience (which, I assume, is young punk rockers who need political direction). It presents an easy to read situationist

Anarchism is important. This book is not. This book seems to only be for people whose families can afford for their anarchist kid who refuses to work, which applies to very few of us who are profoundly affected (negatively) by capitalism. If you are new to anarchism, look elsewhere for an introduction, this book has unrealistic views about how to go about it, and seems to erase class issues as anything but self-inflicted.

It's difficult to imagine the ideal world this book presents, but then it's hard to imagine any ideal. When we decide to take reality head on, however, I think it's hard not to agree that life could be something better than what it is. I feel as if by being born, I woke up and everybody is playing Monopoly. That is only a fun game when you're winning though. I don't want to be playing Monopoly, I want to be playing a game that everyone can enjoy.The problem is that there are some people who are

i havent read it in a while, its funny to me, the folks who foam at the mouth, hating on the crimethinc. kids, and the fan club who take this book as gospel. the funniest thing about the whole thing is that i doubt the authors even give this book the creedence that either of those groups do. i gave 5 stars for what this book was for me years ago, its supposed to be over the top. they forget that this is art. this is poetry. this is supposed to be extreme, it is suposed to oppose the status quo,

In the Spring of 2001, all the college age anarchists acted like this was THE book that was going to herald anarchism into the 21st Century. By the time I got around to reading it- about 6 months later- all of those same anarchists HATED it! It thought it was cute. I mean, I thought it was juvenile in that it was written as though it was intended to show high school kids that there were better ways to rebel against society than to emulate Marilyn Manson. It is ironic that many of the people