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Originally Posted by Rich
" I read the book some years ago and it does not read "like a biography of the Bush presidency"...in addition the book is satire...and has about as much relevance as Michael Moore's mockumentaires...eh Richy boy."
Interesting lie, this book was only re-released last year. Plus it's not too hard, if anyone has read a couple of your posts, to figure out that you've never read a real book in your life. Oh, and the book is not a satire.
As you can see by the examples I clearly pointed out and you didn't have the capacity to debate, it does mirror the Bush presidency. Nice try though, I realize you feel it's your obligation to disagree with me after every post. Keep up the good work you crazy drunk fuck.
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Just more lies and misinformation provided by...Richy boy.
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It Can't Happen Here
by Sinclair Lewis (Mass Market Paperback - December 1, 1993)
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Which is currently being sold at Amazon.com.
And the book is also a fictional
"satirical novel"...thus more lies and misinformation provided by...Richy boy.
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Sinclair Lewis, the first American to receive the Nobel Prize For Literature, wrote this satirical political novel in 1935, a time when the United States and Western Europe had been in a depression for six years.
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