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Peter S Bradley's avatar

The clown thinks the Democrats won the Civil War.

Tacitus Jones's avatar

It's too bad he feels he needs to sound off on Trump, as opposed to writing more stories and books. And he's written some decent work: his two Uplift trilogies are good, as is Heart of the Comet which he wrote with Greg Benford. I wish he'd put more effort into that, but like Connie Willis, he's too invested in his hatred towards Trump to focus on much else.

DemsAreTrash's avatar

Another sad, old pedophile.

Cliff's avatar

Sadly, this is par for the course for Brin. He's extremely gifted at dishonest arguments.

Cyborgjustice's avatar

David Brin isn’t hiding that he’s a tyrant.

Ray-SoCa's avatar

I wish he had followed Mick Jaggers advice, about fans not wanting to be lectured.

Captain Jack's avatar

I actually enjoyed THE POSTMAN. But then I also enjoyed many books written by Stephen King as well. And J. Michael Straczynski. And then I read their politics and that's the end of that.

Captain Jack's avatar

The answer to your last question? "Never."

They're far too ungrateful to even acknowledge gratitude for being citizens of this republic.

Ed Powell's avatar

"Because NOT ONE [Confederate] delegation was sent to talk to President-Elect Lincoln. Not.. even... one." This is totally false. A Confederate delegation was sent to negotiate with Lincoln, but Lincoln refused to meet with them. What a loser.

Doc Love's avatar

Had Brin written anything worth reading since Kiln People in 2002? Always a shame when authors lose their fastball but still attempt to be relevant.

Codex redux's avatar

Has-beens needing to grab attention. Sad.

They did good work, once.

Dave W.'s avatar

He's a leftist, so he lies. It's his nature.

Also, this spew has been and will always be the only stuff of his that I'll ever read.

John's avatar

What a maroon.

Slowfatninjah's avatar

Wow, glad I never sent any money his way... and now never will.