Considering that America’s economic system is predicated on the expression of how far capitalism can go to the detriment of the common good, the doctrine of exceptionalism—that America is the best nation— shouldn’t surprise no one. If we really believed in our own exceptionalism, we’d do better in competing with other nations. And we’re doing worse by many accounts on several fronts.
fritzoid Premium Member over 13 years ago
There is so much to love in the worst of us, and so much to condemn in the best of us…but we’re the LEAST WORST!U-S-A!U-S-A!U-S-A!
lewisbower over 13 years ago
Lived elsewhere, glad to come home.
Knightman Premium Member over 13 years ago
Yeah! you could live in a third world country ran by religious zealots
lou_lou over 13 years ago
Bah – Aussie, Aussie, Aussie – Oi, Oi, Oi!!!!!!
wordsmeet almost 3 years ago
Considering that America’s economic system is predicated on the expression of how far capitalism can go to the detriment of the common good, the doctrine of exceptionalism—that America is the best nation— shouldn’t surprise no one. If we really believed in our own exceptionalism, we’d do better in competing with other nations. And we’re doing worse by many accounts on several fronts.