VICE Special Report: A House Divided - growing extremism has left America more divided than ever

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How did America reach this dangerous inflection point of being in a condition where it's national leadership could very quickly solidify into a pornocracy (Saeculum obscurum)?
It's a condition that the country has been sliding towards, with a few interruptions, since the early 1980's.

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For the very, very, very, few of you peeps who want to know and understand how we got to this tragic political condition in the United States of America watch the 2016 film documentary

‘Requiem for the American Dream’
http://variety.com/2016/film/reviews/requiem-for-the-american-dream-review-1201740392/
it's on Netflix and ITunes





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OR you can download it below

High definition rip 2.2GB
Code:
https://mega.nz/#!u0ch3RCQ!W6IOqEegQUojBZpyCO1l1xxTySeOs9vgXF4McSy5rVE


DVD quality rip 637MB
Code:
https://mega.nz/#!uwEnjITT!TSS-BsFDWQYpr7C4N2dqpKzdv9eXT3NVkub1eXq4ObY



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Drumpf's Moronic "They-Killing-Themselves-With-Opioids, Heroin & Meth" Voters





How Did American's Become So STUPID?????

Functional illiteracy in North America is epidemic. There are 7 million illiterate Americans. Another 27 million are unable to read well enough to complete a job application, and 30 million can’t read a simple sentence. There are some 50 million who read at a fourth- or fifth-grade level. Nearly a third of the nation’s population is illiterate or barely literate – a figure that is growing by more than 2 million a year. A third of high-school graduates never read another book for the rest of their lives, and neither do 42 percent of college graduates. In 2007, 80 percent of the families in the United States did not buy or read a book.
From EMPIRE OF ILLUSION; The End Of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle by Chris Hedges page 44

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