I believe that there is a small group of people like White in the United States. They are an elite group of WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants). They have huge rights and are invisible. They can easily change the destiny of a country. The goals they pursue are often confusing. They are often completely pragmatic. They can order soldiers to kill hundreds of civilians to facilitate or destroy an oil pipeline. Sometimes they are fully arbitrary. Because their behavior is unsupervised, many Americans don’t even know their existence, and their likes and dislikes are mixed in important decisions.
The young people in the United States are often the best weapon you can think of. They are young, they have patriotism, they are brave, and as soldiers they have the best training in the world, and they are actually seriously brainwashed. All for the country. The Americans in the old days did not actually have too many concepts of federation. Everyone called each other which state they came from because that was their origin. Now Americans have often been enthusiastic about their country under perennial patriotism education. American patriotism education sometimes makes you feel shocked. Almost every time you go to the NBA to watch football, some veterans must pay tribute to thousands of fans in the audience during the intermission, and the audience also pays military salutes; a few times. In bars, DJs occasionally play soldier songs, and all choruses in crowded venues, some even cry. I am often moved by this passion for patriotism and support for the military, and at the same time I am worried because such weapons are in the hands of people like White.
The Americans recently commemorated the 10th anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq War, with more than 4,000 deaths and 600,000 disabled people (they still do, not to mention the civilians in other countries). And this country does not give much room for grief. Few people commemorate them, and few people pay attention to these injured people. Everyone is passionate and ready for the next battle.
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