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Sick of the rot

"Even though well written, reading of the corruption in our cities is more truth than fiction. I hope something comes of this arrest other than what it seems."

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Great and easy story for everyone.

"I liked how easy and simple the plot is. It is realistic. The main character is likable and makes me wish to see him get married or something. Or maybe letting his "somewhat" grandmother realize her errors and try to make amends with her son."

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Very intriguing

"Shows how people can try to force their opinions and idea's to make other's act ontheir fears and short comings. Recommend to others.new way of seeing things."

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A Barbarian in Chicago

"I like the way the author write the story... the facts and realities of life. being called civilized people.... what a shame... "

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Awsome

"The story is compelling. Good job writer! If you have some great stories like this one, you can publish it on Novel Star, just submit your story to [email protected] or [email protected]"

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Wow

"Wow well done a true account of what really is but shouldn’t be. "

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A barbarian in chicago

"Reminiscent of Ann Rand. As a fomerChicago resident, I could see the outcome in the way the City works. Only now is the trend toward honesty and accountability showing up"

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barbarian in the city

"there is nothing to dislike about this story. true or our nation today. could not have chosen a brtter city for a backdrop. "

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A good story is more important than a social agenda

"I made it through Chapter 12 before deciding that the author was clearly going to keep putting their political viewpoints ahead of a rational story. Liberalism is wrong, modern education is wrong, city living is unnatural and unhealthy, the noble Indian and those who live in nature are superior, and so far black people aren't portrayed very well--we get it but it became monotonous and repetitive. For example, the black professor calls his colleagues "nigger" having explained that that word is an endearment when a black person uses it but racist and heinous if a white person uses it. The big strong white "hero" of this story walks among the black people like "a lion among jackals." You can make your points with more subtlety and less hyperbole. The technical writing level is good with few spelling or grammar errors. "

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