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The American Character - Douglas Coulter Alternative Views

by Emily John Digital Marketing Service Provider

What I have observed by looking at the lives of people in America is that they always concentrate on their nationalities and are least bothered about their own existence in the world. Due to this, enormous injustice and damage has been caused to the society. The American character is a little tricky to understand. If you get a chance to stay abroad for so many years, you can truly observe these characters enjoying a macro view.

The first thing that I noticed about my own American Character is that because we believe in “objective counting” we are considered at the top of the other human beings in the world. However, in reality, this notion exists deep in the American psyche. Second, Americans are ambiguous in their Anglo-Saxon sense, they need to achieve some clarity here as compared to the other nations in the world. Check out everyday news and you will come to know the facts.

One stupid thing I have observed about Americans is that they want to have answers to all the questions, once and for all. Many a time, it is not possible. Remember, you can achieve this up to some extent in your land, but if you happen to stay in a foreign land for a long time, it is difficult for you to get all the answers straight. There is not any ‘once and for all’ existing in this world. So better we come out of our own fancy world.

There is a deep constant present in the America Outlook, the moral self-righteousness and moral self-superiority. The Americans think that they have morally pure motives than anybody else in the world that is why they always end up forcing others to do what they want them to do. This happens both consciously and unconsciously. The Americans do not know how the other nations perceive this quality as.

This moral self-righteousness and self-superiority was responsible to strike many wars in the world, this led to nothing but huge and mammoth destruction in the society. 


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About Emily John Senior   Digital Marketing Service Provider

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Created on Feb 4th 2020 22:40. Viewed 263 times.

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