I am Josh's teenage angst. I am Josh's sense of misdirected anger. I am Josh's sense of accomplishment for finally reading Flight Club. 
 Fight Club will turbo charge you with sense of Chaos and Anarchy. In the words of a famous villain: "Introduce a little anarchy, upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos." Tyler Durden. The Joker. One in the same. 
 What Chuck Palahniuk did in this book is to give us a glimpse into the darkness of the 21st century American. It is a story of a person who's life are too perfect, too the point can't stand it anymore - so he goes crazy. It might be a bit uncomfortable to say, but If you ever wondered what went in the minds of people who just "snap" one day and shoot people, you should give this book a try. 
 I'm not an anarchist and I'm not planning on blowing up a buildings with homemade soap, but I'd argue that violence is important. We are a violent species, we kill and destroy one another, and pretending that we're above our animalistic nature is futile as history shows. This is not a call to action, this is a fact. There are ways and there *should* be ways to allow violence and chaos, or we all risk snapping one day (the movie Visioneers comes to mind.) 
 Fight Club made me think as I hope it will do for you. While messy and quite random (which is why I gave it only four stars), you can still find the message buried underneath the rabble. You owe yourself to read it as citizens of the modern western world.