Sacrifice for the collective
Entry 301 of 309 · · by Chris Abraham
This chapter, read aloud:
In America, “sacrifice for the collective” hasn’t been an American virtue since the 30s—not even during war, including WW2. We were extremely isolationist and extremely reticent, and waiting until the 11:59th (23:59th) hour. More of a “greed is good” ethos.