How the Decline of Cars Mirrors the Decline of America

The War on Beauty by Julia James Davis is exposing the ugly death blow to The West that has been delivered through the systematic destruction of beauty in all its forms–art, architecture, and religion. My War on Beauty is the fight for its return.

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How the Decline of Cars Mirrors the Decline of America

"If you want to sum up America in a single image, it's a car– a family driving through McDonalds, a young man picking up his date, or someone driving through the desert on Route 66. All these moments and images centered around cars symbolize the freedom, self-determination, romance, and upward mobility that once defined America. But as ugliness started taking over car design, the fading power of cars in our culture became an allegory for what has happened to our country and to Americans as individuals--less free, less independent, less mobile." from the video introduction

The Culture Code: An Ingenious Way to Understand Why People Around the World Live and Buy as They Do by Clotaire Rapaille (link)

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