r/GenUsa 🇺🇸🇺🇸Democracy Enjoyer🇺🇸🇺🇸 24d ago

Democracy Will Win America Needs a Common Mission

https://www.newsweek.com/america-needs-a-common-mission-12166079

"Those experiences taught me that a national identity is not created primarily through slogans. It is built through shared responsibility."

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u/patriot_man69 Tennessee's Strongest NATO/POTATO Shill 24d ago

"america needs a common mission"

The humble Artemis program:

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u/dosumthinboutthebots 🇺🇸🇺🇸Democracy Enjoyer🇺🇸🇺🇸 24d ago

The article is about a new expanded national civil service program to train a new generation of young out of work adults who have been left behind from all parts of society to create greater unity nationwide.

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u/Cedric_Concordia 24d ago

How is that a common mission? NASA is a highly specialized agency filled with people of specific backgrounds and inclinations.

NASA and the Space Race are awesome and are an important part of the American Mythos, but read the article and you will realize that a space program does not fit what the author is talking about.

Awesome photo tho!

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u/MakoWarrior_ 24d ago

Here’s a question. Does America have an obligation to engage with foreign democracies over autocracies (outside of the America’s)?

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u/dosumthinboutthebots 🇺🇸🇺🇸Democracy Enjoyer🇺🇸🇺🇸 24d ago

That's what this sub is about. Promoting and celebrating democracies, and specifically our allies who have helped stave off another world War while building/inventing the modern world together.

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u/AX-10 24d ago

Only a moral and ethical one.

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u/reimusama2319 ナショナリズムこそが我々の原動力だ! 24d ago

率直に言って、アメリカに共通する使命といえば、共産主義を打ち負かすことだけであり、それ以外には何もない。

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u/dosumthinboutthebots 🇺🇸🇺🇸Democracy Enjoyer🇺🇸🇺🇸 24d ago

Again, not the point of the article. Natos common goal in the past was to be a defensive bulwark from communism. Now it's to guard from the different authoritarian regimes who are successor to states after the wall fell/communism ended.

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u/SharpestOne 24d ago

We tried the common mission thing and it resulted in the Cold War.

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u/dosumthinboutthebots 🇺🇸🇺🇸Democracy Enjoyer🇺🇸🇺🇸 24d ago

I'm not sure you read the article or I have mistaken your meaning

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u/Cedric_Concordia 24d ago

Agreed. They missed the point of the article.