The Tyranny of Small Rules: How Bureaucracy Hijacked Common Sense
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Michael Hall
What if the real threat to your freedom wasn’t a grand conspiracy—but a thousand petty rules strangling common sense to death?
In The Tyranny of Small Rules, Kevin L. Whitworth takes you on a darkly funny, brutally honest tour through the absurd world of modern bureaucracy—where selling lemonade without a permit is a crime, mowing your neighbor’s lawn without a license is suspicious, and organizing your daily medication could technically make you a felon.
From the smothering red tape of government agencies to the fake protections of “safety theater,” this book exposes how endless paperwork, pointless permits, and performative regulations have turned everyday life into a compliance obstacle course. It’s not about safety, fairness, or public good anymore—it’s about control, money, and keeping the bureaucratic machine well-fed.
If you've ever thought "this is insane" while filling out yet another useless form, standing in yet another useless line, or paying yet another useless fee—this book is your permission slip to call it exactly what it is: a rigged game.
Smart, sarcastic, and fiercely eye-opening, The Tyranny of Small Rules is a survival guide for anyone tired of asking permission to live.
©2025 Kevin L. Whitworth (P)2026 Kevin L. Whitworth