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C.S. Lewis defines healthy patriotism as a love of home, “of the place we grew up in or the places, perhaps many, which have been our homes.”
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C.S. Lewis defines healthy patriotism as a love of home, specifically "of the place we grew up in or the places, perhaps many, which have been our homes."
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/20/opinion/heritage-amercan-citizen-vance.html
David French critiques JD Vance's 'Heritage American' concept, which categorizes citizens by ancestry and suggests inherited entitlement. French argues this idea is toxic, divisive, and undermines the principles of equality and shared responsibility.
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