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revised 6/6/2020

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What are the comparisons between the souls, not the legalities, of an American and a person living in America? I'm not asking about a description of a perfect American. I'm asking what the difference is in the souls between someone feeling for America and someone not. If you made two lists for each, "I don't care" and "I care," how would they compare? Something to consider - If some person living in America is more American than an American, why is that person not considered an American and why is the American not considered a person living in America? Remember, this question isn't about legalities, it's about their soul's.

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What are the comparisons between the souls of a fellow American and an American? Are there distinct, meaningful descriptions of an American that differ from a fellow American? Is a fellow American a little more or less American? How would their "I don't care" and "I care" lists compare? There are different degrees of Americans. We're not identical. Is this one way to look at two of those?

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What are the comparisons between a nation of people and a geography people live within? What's a nation, any nation? When is a geography within national borders not a nation? Do Americans need to understand this?

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What knowledge strengthens America? Which is, what knowledge strengthens Americans and the people living in America?

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This is about the answers your soul creates from your knowledge. It's not about what I want your answers to be.

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Just a fellow American