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Jiang's opening diagnosis that guns, football, and war memory make violence a normal and sacred part of American identity.
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American addiction to violence
Jiang's opening diagnosis that guns, football, and war memory make violence a normal and sacred part of American identity.
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"...know about America is that it is a country that enjoys violence. You can say that Americans are addicted to violence. For example, America..."
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"It is an extremely violent sport. In fact, America is really the only country that plays this sport, and Americans love football. The Super..."
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