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>the greatest american writer was an actual, literal socialist
how come this country remains so staunchly capitalist in its outlook and literary output?
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>>24831127
Because we have to be by definition
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Normalization. We'd laugh at someone and call them overly sentimental if they, say, turned down a job on Wall Street and instead chose to write grants for nonprofit organizations.
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>>24831127
American's watch the NFL and Love Island, they don't read books.
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>>24831127
Melville was a socialist?!
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>>24831127
The greatest American writer is named Upton Sinclair?

All this time I've been calling him Sinclair Lewis!



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