Michael Parenti, “SuperPatriotism.”

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Do the Super-Patriats Love America?

02:29 • 4min

3

The State's Irreducible Characteristic Is a Monopoly on the Legitimate Use of Violence

06:08 • 2min

4

Are You Number One?

07:46 • 3min

5

The Superpatriotic Love of Country

10:55 • 2min

6

Reagan's Invasion of Grenada Served Notice to the Caribbean

12:40 • 2min

7

Grenada - Is America Number One?

14:42 • 3min

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Superpatriotic Morality Is an Inversion of Individual Morality

17:42 • 2min

9

The Difference Between Individual Morality and National Morality

19:54 • 2min

10

Superpatriotism Is Not a Product of Mass Hysteria

22:18 • 3min

11

I Love My Country and Learn to Do It

24:50 • 3min

12

The Case of Class Analysis, Not Flag Waving Analysis

27:30 • 3min

13

Super Patriotism and the Importance of Being Number One

30:10 • 2min

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Contrast the Superpatriots

32:23 • 5min

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We Need a National Health Program for Everyone

37:01 • 2min

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Let the Public Sector Do It, Not for Profit

39:13 • 4min

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The Need to Be Number One Doesn't Come Out of Some Inner Psychological Need

43:15 • 2min

18

What Is the Occurrence of War in Human History?

45:38 • 5min

19

Women's Units in the Army

50:37 • 4min

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I Love My Country in Justice Too

54:11 • 2min