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WASHINGTON – Maybe the best reason to love the United States is that it’s a place where people are free not to love it. In our country, criticism is constant, disagreement is perpetual, our understanding of our own history is constantly challenged. Every generation finds something – often many things – that previous generations left in a state of terrible disrepair. Advertising’s “new and improved” trope speaks to a restless place where things are never good enough. We’re the land of new births of freedom, New Deals and New Frontiers. We embrace patriotic symbols with such ferocity that our protests are frequently organized around them. Athletes who take a knee during our national anthem are

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