Don't you hate it when you begin to read a novel and at some point it becomes a tract for whatever belief the author professes and wants to shove down your throat?
Well it depends how outlanding the belief is. If I was reading some book and it turned out to by shilling for the Reptilian Conspiracy, that might make for good reading. Merely normal beliefs might be boring however, they really have to dial it up to 11. e.g. a novel by an anti-vaxxer would be better if the vaccines turn you into a zombie horde.
This is hardly the same thing, but I spent some time giggling at one of those sovereign citizen sites. An article claiming that you don't have to have a driver's license to "travel by car", just to "drive". And if you just explain that to the police, they have no right to arrest you!
Maybe it's cruel of me, but the comments were especially amusing. And there were a lot, mostly along the lines of "Does this still apply if I'm a minor" or "I was speeding and/or drunk, and..."
Not to mention "Uh this didn't work. Fucking pigs, why wouldn't they listen!", which was usually followed by advice like "Did you have a license plate? Inspection records? Gotta get rid of those too, or you're still consenting!"
http://freedom-articles.toolsforfreedom.com/how-to-drive-without-a-license/I shouldn't have been laughing... Some of these comments are probably real. Pretty sure the article is. Dangerous misinformation, and unfortunate dupes.