I'm a calm and assertive Superhuman. That's why I love dogs (And they love me back by looking at me with popping eyes while they poop in front of my door). But in most Islamic cultures they are dispised.

And farther East they eat 40,000,000 of them every year (Shoa-huahua anyone?). Some people easily spent 300 bucks on their cat for whatever medical reason, while the same amount could feed a starving child for months. Yet they claim to care about the poor. The most vocal vegetarians seem oblivious to the fact that their furry friends collectively eat millions of small animals a year (not including the grind up meat these veggie owners feed their Fluffy and ChooChoo every day) - And why the fuck do we want to 'Free Willie' anyway?

This then, is essentially a book on why it's so hard to think "straight" about anything. A very funny, enlightening, impossible-to-put-down-book that reaches its magnificent climax in the last chapter. Herzog will NOT satisfy those who are locked into moral absolutes.

UPDATE: Great interview with the author