Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Perfect Satire Review: Ted Rall parodies Orwell's 1984 while satirizing the consumer-oriented lifestyle of the 1990s/2000s and he hits the nail on the head. Funnier than anything else I've read this year, you'll probably wince a few times, recognizing yourself or someone you know. Plotline: A Gen-X consumer in the year 2024 spends all day playing video games and buying crap online. When the chance is presented to have an affair with a higher class worker, he goes for it, until both are arrested by one of the large corporations for being selfish and hurting profits. Unlike Orwell's Winston, we never see a change in any of the characters... they're happily stupid and want to stay that way... but there's still an uncomfortable feeling when we see how close society's heading down this path. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: They have been with us for a long time... Review: The History Channel out does itself in showing how the Nazi movement has been in this country for a very long time. While Germany was under the boot of Hitler there were forces in America that wanted to set up an Aryan Nation (no pun intended) here back in the 30's.In-depth and very interesting. I wish it was updated though because I remember watching this on the History channel back when I was in High School over ten years ago. A lot has changed in America that has effected the White Supremacy Movement such as the Gay Rights Movement, the first Black President and any number of things that make a Neo-Nazi's skin crawl. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Peace and Relaxation Review: Rolf's gentle voice explains the use of breath and attention to calm your mind and body. Great way to build a relaxation practice. I recommend this to anyone who thinks shavasana is the best part of yoga class. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Fast Moving and Gripping Read Review: By: Peter G. Engelman, Author of "Running From Justice:"The Whalens have captured the essence of the instinctive reactions peculiar to the business of fighting crime in the big city. I couldn't put the book down and I congratulate the authors for writing such a powerful novel.Peter G. Engelman, AuthorRunning From Justice Answer:

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