That's all one hears about today are the evils in America's past...
...the rest of the world on the other hand is squeaky clean and free of vice.
Mind you, I am part native American, I grew up as a young child heavily critiquing the hypocrisy I read in our shitty school text books, saw on the TV, within the people around me, etc. But as I got older and matured, I saw how that was not an American issue, but a people issue in general, and then I saw how anti-American sentiment went on to be often slanted and one sided, and used for the sake of propaganda or in trying to demonstrate how the Forefathers didn't know crap and how we all just need to update to Socialism, Communism, Marxism, or some other failed system as opposed to looking at the real problems.
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"Like its wartime prototype, the post-war propaganda drive was an immense success, as it persuaded not just businessmen but journalists and politicians that “the manufacture of consent,” in Walter Lippmann’s famous phrase, was a necessity throughout the public sphere.”
― Edward L. Bernays, Propaganda (1928)