nipawomset to Ask LemmyEnglish · 19 小时前A German girl living in the US challenges the opinion prevalent among many Europeans that there is no such thing as an American culture. Do you agree with her arguments?www.youtube.comexternal-linkmessage-square46linkfedilinkarrow-up17arrow-down141
arrow-up1-34arrow-down1external-linkA German girl living in the US challenges the opinion prevalent among many Europeans that there is no such thing as an American culture. Do you agree with her arguments?www.youtube.comnipawomset to Ask LemmyEnglish · 19 小时前message-square46linkfedilink
minus-squareTheDemonBuerlinkfedilinkarrow-up1arrow-down2·2 小时前Ok, so you would agree that shared morals and culture are at least a part of how people everywhere form a national identity?
minus-squareDomeGuylinkfedilinkarrow-up1arrow-down1·1 小时前I wrote nothing of the kind. (Did you mean to imply that I did?) Shared culture and morals are to national identity what being in love is to marriage – arguably nice but essentially disconnected.
minus-squareTheDemonBuerlinkfedilinkarrow-up1·54 分钟前 I wrote nothing of the kind. (Did you mean to imply that I did?) I wasn’t necessarily trying to imply anything, I was asking a question. Thank you for your response but I disagree with you.
Ok, so you would agree that shared morals and culture are at least a part of how people everywhere form a national identity?
I wrote nothing of the kind. (Did you mean to imply that I did?)
Shared culture and morals are to national identity what being in love is to marriage – arguably nice but essentially disconnected.
I wasn’t necessarily trying to imply anything, I was asking a question. Thank you for your response but I disagree with you.