Title: A voice from the city:
Product review: The most important lesson this book offers is the time-tested adage: "never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups. Dobson continues his father's tradition of spreading fraudulent, hate-mongering lies under the guise of Christian doctrine. He has never left the protective womb of his little bible-bubble in Colorado Springs, choosing instead to squander his narrow, young life riding his daddy's shoulders all the way to iconic cult status. He understands nothing about the real world, and is deathly afraid of everything that falls outside of his anachronistic worldview. He hates homosexuals, non-Americans of any kind, and women who posess anything even remotely resembling critical mental faculties. His ignorance of reality is staggering, and his books appeal to people only because they allow them to purchase pre-fab moral convictions without requiring them to ever actually THINK about what they believe.
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