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Critiquing Zakaria

07 May 2008 03:28 pm

Poulos and Manzi weigh in perceptively on the subject.

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Leaving aside the academic character of this debate of whether and how we should "globalize ourselves," what's painfully clear is that the U.S. citizenry needs to become more engaged with, or at least aware of, the rest of the world than it currently is. You can't credibly reject what you don't understand, and much of the resistance to change or influence from the outside is based in ignorance.

i thought this was going to be about a flaming lips record.

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