Leilin’s Reviews > World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War > Status Update

This is rapidly devolving into some sort of aged and privileged brand of optimism that reeks a bit of some rich westerner comfily looking at a world map and their nice collection of geopolitical essays, in their living room, and feeling very certain that they know how everything could be so much better for the world, you see, if only they could explain it to everyone and save them all.

Oh man, Bush-era white american boy tackling the question of reparations, but pretending the rebuke and call to forget feelings is coming from a Chilean man.

I was liking it so far but I'm increasingly getting tired of the over the top, American flavored, optimism and this "the end justifies the means" outlook, honestly. Maybe once we go back to the global chapters we can let up a bit on the "but they got up and saved the day" Hollywood-like arc that the Home Front USA chapters are.