Ruba questo libro-Steal this book

I actually stole this book from a used bookstore in Kerrville, Texas. I got a lot of good yet useless (I tried 'em, they did not work) ideas on anarchy and how to score free stuff. All in all, an enjoyable read. How can I complain? Didn't cost a dime.

I read this book (in it's online format) in high school. It amused the hell out of me as a history book, seeing how easy it used to be to steal anything you needed. It taught me to understand anarchy as a philosophy, rather than a symbol that punks saftey-pinned onto their jackets. I thought Abbie H Leggi tutto

Had to read this after watching Trial of the Chicago Seven. In the spirit of the title, here’s a link to a free online copy; it’s what Abbie would have wanted: http://tenant.net/Community/steal/ste...

Perhaps the best title ever for a non-fiction book. This is a self-liberation manual. Full of practical advice. How to use a penny for a nickel in a pay phone, for instance. All of it now an intoxicating trip into the Hippie past. My copy is highlighted. I read it when I could actually use the info. Leggi tutto

This book helped me survive while I was homeless. Some of the information is a little outdated what with all the advancements in technology since the 1970's, but there's still much to learn from reading Steal This Book and it's easy to adapt the info to your current situation. The main takeaway, I b Leggi tutto

Abbie Hoffman's Steal this Book Wk.28; Bk.28 First off, congratulations to Desmond Morris and his crap book, The Naked Ape because as of November 03, 2008 Abbie Hoffman's Steal this Book is now the absolute worst crap I have read thus far (book wise) in my entire life. I've thought about this proclama Leggi tutto

Steal This Book is a self-righteous manual about theft, vandalism, exploitation of the charitable, and even murder. When I read this book out of curiosity, I found the author's intolerance, hatred, arrogance, and ignorance nauseating. It revolted me that such a self-revealed monster as Abbie Hoffman Leggi tutto

This book freaking RULES. Why, oh why did the sixties have to end?* (*because of Kent State, Altamont, Heroin, and to make way for disco, silly!)