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Has America “Gone Soft”?
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| 30 Sep 2011
| Roger Kimball
Posted on 09/30/2011 5:26:39 AM PDT by Rummyfan
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To: ngat
If you are actually re-reading that tripe, I hope you are aware that it is fiction.
Steinbeck? Tripe? LOL. Yeah, the world is wrong and you're right. LOL. You probably don't like the Beatles either.
You say it's fiction, but my understanding is that he did the trip, but made up some (many?) of the characters he met on the road.
Fifty years later - WTF cares? I like his style.
Two other books I like - "The Forgotten Soldier" and "As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me" have also been questioned regarding their veracity. I couldn't care less.
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09/30/2011 9:07:58 AM PDT
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oh8eleven
(RVN '67-'68)
To: oh8eleven
Oops. Sorry. It’s never good to burst the bubble a true hero-worshipper lives in.
P.S. In your opinion, what other authors who made their living as fiction writers, over the span of their lives never wrote a bad book?
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09/30/2011 10:44:48 AM PDT
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ngat
To: sickoflibs
RE: "Here you got The King of the Handout's POTUS endlessly portraying Americans as victims and proposing endless waves of handouts like keeping Americans on unemployment comp for years, now sounding like one of my Mises posts or like demonized Sharon Angle. Is he schizophrenic?"
Don't think so. On the contrary he does his best to live up to all his socialist's master's expectations.
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09/30/2011 1:40:36 PM PDT
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Marine_Uncle
(Honor must be earned....Duncan Hunter Sr. for POTUS.)
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