Excellent book

[Tripps]

A really good analysis of the actual different "nations" that make up America, irrespective of state borders. Disclaimer: I didn't read the last couple chapters, as they dealt with current events, which I was already familiar with. But it backs up what I've always said, people in NY City have more in common with people in London, Rome, or other foreign big cities that they do with people from Montana, or Alabama. I took a screenshot because I wasn't sure if Amazon would link properly.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0052...b_b_asin_title

[Tripps]

[Dr.D]

Is this what got deleted?

[Tripps]

Is this what got deleted?

Yes, exact post

[Mad Dog]

Was it considered political? Perhaps you should post a synopsis of Fahrenheit 451.

[Tripps]

No explanation, that's what pissed me off, but, yeah, probably

[Dr.D]

Some of the snow flakes just don’t want to see the truth about the divisions of this country. From a pure common sense position it is perfectly normal and predictable that we have divisions in a country this large.

[atlsrt44]

Downloaded on audible

[barbagris]

So much fuss - when you could all have been "happily" British. And far more united at a guess. The United Slaves of America. 😘