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Winston Marshall: Britain’s politeness is ‘killing the country’

After World War II, Britain and America arrived at much different conclusions about national identity, immigration, and patriotism — and according to Winston Marshall, the reason may explain why the two nations are now facing very different cultural futures. “Today when someone on the left says, ‘You’ve offended me, I look back at them and go, ‘Good,’”…

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