America: Exceptionally good or exceptionally evil?
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By Dinesh D'Souza
Anti-Americanism, like Americanism, is a home-grown phenomenon.
I am defining anti-Americanism not pejoratively, but clinically, as referring to antagonism to American ideas and institutions. Here I am not concerned with the anti-Americanism of some Bolivian radical, Russian apparatchik or Iranian mullah. That could be written off as ignorant prejudice. Rather, I am speaking of the anti-Americanism of Americans who know their country really well, and have well-considered objections to its historical and contemporary conduct. . . .
By Dinesh D'Souza
Anti-Americanism, like Americanism, is a home-grown phenomenon.
I am defining anti-Americanism not pejoratively, but clinically, as referring to antagonism to American ideas and institutions. Here I am not concerned with the anti-Americanism of some Bolivian radical, Russian apparatchik or Iranian mullah. That could be written off as ignorant prejudice. Rather, I am speaking of the anti-Americanism of Americans who know their country really well, and have well-considered objections to its historical and contemporary conduct. . . .