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Lileks Downplays the Central Horror of a Classic Movie Nightmare

James Lileks, speaking of the Bedford Falls where George Bailey never existed:

I still think Pottersville would have been a great place to visit if you had a three-day pass from the Army.

Is it just me, or does our modern world far more resemble Pottersville than the quaint, well-mannered fantasy town in which George spends most of the movie?