A Diagnosis.
A Warning.
A Call for Restoration.
Fat and Unhappy is a political and moral diagnosis of a republic that has traded discipline for comfort, responsibility for management, and surrendered the duties of citizenship for dependency.
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18 Chapters
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↗ GlossaryGlossary
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↗ ArchiveHistoric Archive
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↗ AboutThe Book & Author
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