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Gated Communities

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Donald H

 

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October 11, 2016

 

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These well planned cities may offer what we are looking for, but also many things we aren't. Like; uniformity, false sense of security, and the loss of freedoms. Many of these developments have strict regulations, walls, and gates. We are so blinded by the immediate gain, we neglect to see what comes attached ...
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We are so blinded by the immediate gain, we neglect to see what comes attached . Guterson uses the description, "sanitized wasteland" when referring to this new type of suburbia. It is our status obsessed social class that enables communities like this to thrive. No matter how sheltered, secure, and self-involved our lives become, the troubles of the world subsist...
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