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This is the exact reason I returned the book to the library and most likely won't check it out again. The world will not be the worse for wear whether I, or anyone else chooses to or not to read it. From a primarily non-fiction reader and reviewer.:-)
Thanks reassuring to know I am not alone, I also became a non fiction reader for a while sticking to newspapers, but I found much of life events that are published are always following some string pullers script, even biographies, like Gordon Ramsay's. Seems man can seldom do things of his own accord. So the difference between reading about Donald on any paper or reading A Donald fiction character someone has created to get a message across they otherwise couldn't becomes important. Most of the work of arts are created by the same people controlling world events anyway.
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This is the exact reason I returned the book to the library and most likely won't check it out again. The world will not be the worse for wear whether I, or anyone else chooses to or not to read it. From a primarily non-fiction reader and reviewer.:-)
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Thanks reassuring to know I am not alone, I also became a non fiction reader for a while sticking to newspapers, but I found much of life events that are published are always following some string pullers script, even biographies, like Gordon Ramsay's. Seems man can seldom do things of his own accord. So the difference between reading about Donald on any paper or reading A Donald fiction character someone has created to get a message across they otherwise couldn't becomes important. Most of the work of arts are created by the same people controlling world events anyway.
