The book argues this decline is by design, revealing themes of corporate predation and political betrayal. The working class was discarded through deindustrialization, replaced by an addiction economy. Gentrification acts as displacement, violence festers from neglect, and climate disasters punish the poor. Beyond statistics, it highlights the human costthe autoworker scavenging scrap metal, the homeless PhD, the exhausted nurse.
Ultimately, it concludes the American Dream was a sales pitch to distract from a rigged system. Yet, it is a wake-up call: if the collapse was orchestrated, it can be resisted. America is revealed not as a country, but a business, and its people are the inventory.
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