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Wow!!

Revisado: 01-18-25

I am so thankful for this recommendation. A fantastic story told in a way that pulls you in completely. This is a story that needs to be told about the Vietnam War and what the women and all veterans went through in war. And the horrible way they were treated when they came home.

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Good Information, Horrible Audio

Revisado: 07-27-22

Recording was Terrible. Sounded like narrator was using an old tin can and string connected to a microphone.
I agree “common” language is appropriate. But intelligent people should work to mostly avoid profanities. Sometimes f*!k is the right work. But this author appears to think it is almost always the right word.
Good information, I didn’t find anything groundbreaking or new. But pulled from many good sources and put together well.

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Not what I was expecting

Revisado: 04-10-20

This is a lesson for me to read the summaries a little closer before committing hours of my life to a book. Was looking for a business minded book lending insight into how we can collaborate between very diverse generations. I feel this is a real problem in almost all business environments.
Unfortunately all the ideas in this book are that young people know everything, old people know nothing and Trump is evil.
Regret wasting a credit on this biased view of government should take care of everyone, the world is still (30 years later) going to end in 12 years due to global warming, and we all need to vote Democrat to fix everything millennial dribble.
But it is always interesting to listen to a millennial justify why everything they believe is truth.

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Disappointed I wasted a credit

Revisado: 02-27-17

I was hoping for something a bit more enlightened than the same old poor me drivel about how the world is ruled by men (got me with the title). The author is interested in equality of outcome not equality of opportunity. The woman's movement was for equal opportunity - which exists today, so the movement now has to move to equality of outcome to remain relevant. But equal opportunity (best person for job) and equal outcome (person for job must be a woman) are completely different equations.
Hopefully this is the worst book I listen to - would hate to spend any money or time on anything worse.

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Interesting Title

Revisado: 09-22-16

I was interested in the book based on title & concept. Greatly disappointed. Continual reference to need for regulation because people are unreliable without acknowledgement to the fact that regulators are people.

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Not even for free.

Revisado: 02-16-10

If you enjoy this book you are an authoritarian and incapable of reasonable formation of an individual opinion. I will complete this book only because I paid for it (thankfully not much) and I am keeping hope alive that the author has some point in writing this book besides bashing people with whom he doesn't agree.

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