One of the points that I point out to other Americans about how US military forces are seen in other countries. After all, would Americans be so sanguine about a foreign military presence within the US, even in the form of ally militaries with permanent bases located within the nation?
eyerishNZ — April 14, 2015
Nationalism: The distorted belief that one country is somehow superior just because YOU happen to have been born there.
ViktorNN — April 20, 2015
The "our" in that drawing is the same kind of "our" that brings us things like a strong public sector, strong public ed system, strong national health care, a progressive tax system etc.
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Umlud — April 13, 2015
One of the points that I point out to other Americans about how US military forces are seen in other countries. After all, would Americans be so sanguine about a foreign military presence within the US, even in the form of ally militaries with permanent bases located within the nation?
eyerishNZ — April 14, 2015
Nationalism: The distorted belief that one country is somehow superior just because YOU happen to have been born there.
ViktorNN — April 20, 2015
The "our" in that drawing is the same kind of "our" that brings us things like a strong public sector, strong public ed system, strong national health care, a progressive tax system etc.