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February 22nd, 2021

‘American Exceptionalism’ and the Legacy of World War II

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https://ihr.org/audio_file/redice2012worldwarii

Mark Weber joins host Henrik Palmgren in this April 2012 “Red Ice Radio” session to discuss the lasting legacy of World War II, and how it encourages endless US military interventionism overseas. Weber talks about how a self-righteous notion of “American exceptionalism” is used to justify destructive policies of war around the world. He also discusses how America’s identity as a “righteous” and morally superior nation promotes an arrogant mind-set that promotes readiness to act as a “world policeman.” He also talks about how US political leaders, such as former President George W. Bush, are now held accountable for their deceptive and destructive policies. Runtime: 54 mins.

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