293. Konstantin Kisin — An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West
The Michael Shermer Show
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Is the Nation a Nation?
i think the japanese have their conception of the nation, which is pretty er. There's not a lot of inclusion going on then. And there are many countries around the world that think about it in that way too. Equally, there are more imperial countries, or countries that have a history of imperialism, like britain and russia. In the uk, it seems to me, its not about your skin color or your ethnicity. Wat ibat is, do you speak the language, and do you bind to the values? Do you live in this society, and are you willing to make yourself part of this society? That's the beauty, to me, of
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