One nation, under illusion
By Neal Gabler | Tuesday, October 13, 2009 | The Boston Globe
“…There is nothing wrong with self-satisfaction or national pride. But the incessant trumpeting of our national superiority to every other country in the world is more than just off-putting and insulting. It is infantile, like the vaunting of a schoolyard bully that his Dad is better than your Dad. It is wrong. And it might be dangerous both to ourselves and to the rest of the world….”…BS
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