What would happen if the current far-right movement in the US became mainstream enough to represent the vast majority of the US population? This book tries a spin on that and throws in the commercialisation of fear (via televised and ad-supported mass shootings). On the one hand, it's a cool idea. On the other, this book is also too damn American. I really couldn't relate to any of it. And it lacked some nuance, which is a shame even though that was of course intended.