In Colin Quinn’s view, Americans just weren’t meant for one another

The country is breaking up with itself.

According to comedian Colin Quinn, who brings his new show, “One in Every Crowd,” to the Wilbur Theatre in March, America’s divorce is inevitable, the concept of this particular union flawed from the start. “I think ultimately the premise of a country based on vigorous debate and disagreement is a [bad] idea,” he says. “There is too much bad blood and partisanship in the country, and technology was the stake in our collective heart. Once social media happened, you could just see it divide. And it was over.”