Slantant Rampant

In reality, should the main protagonist have NEVER had a friend who was thoroughly poisoned with a toxic mindset which perceives the world in a way which ONLY EXISTS IN MOVIES, the very perspective that "WE CAN'T CALL THE COPS BECAUSE WE ARE BLACK", and that if they did, "THEY WOULD BE ARRESTED OR SHOT"... then there would be no movie here. This is of course, with the understanding that everyone in the movie was 100% innocent of any type of crime, and that the "white girl they were so terrified of calling help for" was in fact TRESPASSING on their property. Had they done the correct thing (something which the main protagonist wished to do, but was convinced otherwise by said "toxic friend"), then the film would be quite anticlimactic, instead involve three young adults calling the police to inform that an unknown girl was found in their living room passed out. We would then find that... after the police arrived and got paramedic support, the girl was discovered to have been looking for the house next door to them... after which they then would have been THANKED for getting the girl some help, and then proceeded to get on with their night.

I had some of my family and friends read the book hoping that they would find something positive about it. They did not. I even had people who were familiar with SCADA read the book. No one was impressed and said that it was not an accurate explanation of what SCADA is. The immediate responses of readers was either "What?", "Huh?", or "Stupid." When asked to elaborate on their response the main complaints about the book were as follows: -It seems like there is not an agenda (is it for kids to learn an advanced concept, or adults to refine their understanding... the book provides answers to scenario). -There is never a good explanation of what SCADA is. Closest thing you get is "SCADA is everywhere!" -It portrays an idea that the everyday person can protect SCADA and this is not the case. -Left with more questions about SCADA after reading the book and not in a good way. I really wish I could give this book a good review but it was terrible. I have nothing positive to say about it other than the illustrations done by a contracted artist. Belongs on the shelf next to "Cryptocurrency for Toddlers". This book should never have been published. It's an abomination which only passes if described as a "joke book" or "gimmick" (which it is NOT). "Is SCADA in the sky?" "No Tommy, that would be silly!" Another thing that would be silly is paying money for this inane comic strip.