Quote by Jose Saramago

Americans have discovered fear.

Americans have discovered fear.

Summary

This quote suggests that Americans have become aware of fear in their lives. It implies that they have encountered or experienced situations that have instilled a sense of fear within them. This could be attributed to various factors such as increased media coverage of crime or terrorism, political and social tensions, or personal experiences. Overall, the quote highlights a perception that fear has become more prevalent or relevant in American society.

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