French, American, and British nationalism define the nation as protecting individual rights, while German Romantic nationalism defines the nation as protecting culture already carried in the blood.
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Individual Rights
French, American, and British nationalism define the nation as protecting individual rights, while German Romantic nationalism defines the nation as protecting culture already carried in the blood.
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Identity politics is described as a product of the postwar individual-rights order and as the celebration of individual helplessness requiring state protection of vulnerable groups.
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"...by the Americans and the British the nation exists to protect individual rights in a second interpretation a romantic German interpretation the nation said..."
"That's what fascism is, the unit of will. We as a people, if we come together, we will be this invincible, inevitable historical force..."
"...Koreans are rich. They are used to democracy. They're used to individual rights. So if I threaten to blow your city up, you're telling..."
"...as nationalism okay or ethnic identity then you have social democracy individual rights right and then of course you have religion all right so..."
"...be for people even more confusing liberalism preaches the idea of individual rights but if you're poor the right to speak the right to..."
"...of the French Revolution was creating a nation state that guaranteed individual rights. All right. This is Imagine Communities. By Benedict. Anderson. And again,..."
"...the Pax Americana is trying to resolve by focusing on more individual rights, the focus on individual rights is going to create more problems..."
"...Independence. For Thomas Jefferson, what's important is to maintain the inalienable individual rights of the individuals. He wants a democracy. And because most people..."
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