James Howard Kunstler

And these are typically the kind of dwellings we find.

They're basically a house with nothing on the side because this house wants to state emphatically, I'm a little cabin in the woods.

There's nothing on either side of me.

I don't have any eyes on the side of my head.

I can't see.

So you have this one last facade of the house, the front, which is really a cartoon of a facade of a house.

This is really, in fact, a television broadcasting a show 24-7 called We're Normal.

We're normal, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal, please respect us, we're normal, we're normal, we're normal.

But we know what's going on in these houses.

You know, we know that little Skippy is loading his Uzi down here.

Getting ready for a homeroom.

We know that Heather, his sister Heather, 14 years old, is turning tricks up here to support her drug habit.

Because these places, these habitats are inducing immense amounts of anxiety and depression in children and they don't have a lot of experience with medication.

So they take the first one that comes along often.

These are not good enough for Americans.

These are the schools we're sending them to.

The Hannibal Lecter Central School.

Las Vegas, Nevada.

This is a real school.

But there's obviously a notion that if you let the inmates of this thing out, that they would snatch a motorist off the street and eat his liver.