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New comment on my book, "Trumplandia"

I just received the following comment on my book, "Trumplandia":

- "Okay, so I started reading your book again. I got to the part about fake photo, it was authenticated. Fake author thing. And then it goes into do no research, ask no questions, don't learn nothin' because learning will rot your brain.

You see this got me thinking about keeping people down. If they're not educated then they won't know of the injustices perpetrated against them. They're not ignorant just un-educated in order to keep them in a position that is beneficial to others but not them. In other words it made me think about slavery and how it was against the law to teach slaves how to read or write. It's easier to oppress a group of people if they are uneducated. If they are uneducated then they won't be able to question how they're being treated and used. Once they can read and write they can then see the injustices and start asking questions about how slavery is wrong. And then they'll want their freedom.

I know kinda deep but that's what that part of your book made me think about. Probably deeper than what you intended. But it fits!"

You can find the book at this link:

https://www.amazon.com/Trumplandia-Craig-Rozniecki-ebook/dp/B07QTDTRMK

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