Title: You might not like it if you love America
Product review: Charles Bowden has some thought provoking ideas about what is going wrong with America. He comes across as sarcastic, disgusted, and fooled.He sticks with the blood orchid metaphor throughout the book, which works great for his purposes, but America is not that bad, is it? Didn't we fight a bunch of wars to ensure that America would be free? Sure, we have problems; our impoverished Wal-Mart workers have to choose between food and gas, and our government is convinced that it is the answer to our happiness, but the government is wrong, after all.This book provides a down-to-Earth look at our world and raises good questions about our society. I like to think Bowden has been too close to academia and has forgotten how great it is to be free to write this stuff.
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