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Do you love your country?
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this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2025
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No. The US was founded through genocide and colonialism, and while it's improved in ways, the US government has never had the well-being of it's people as a primary goal. Power, control, and the transfer of wealth and resources to a small minority has always been what this country has sought. I care greatly for a lot of the people here, but in the same way I see that same value in people all over the world, not just here.