What if a Gamergater channelled his rage into an elaborate kidnapping plot to call attention to white male malaise? This book, apparently. Our protagonist has real problems, but ultimately they're irrelevant to what he's doing- an explanation for his anger but not a reason for his actions. (view spoiler)[I did like the part where the Senator says all teen boys should be locked up until they've aged out of being idiots in their mid-twenties, though. (hide spoiler)] 
 Stylistically, the dialog-only format makes it a very quick read. I just don't want to spend too much time thinking of the psychology of a lunatic, I guess- or this specific lunatic, anyway.