I'm curious as to what extent the concept of Great Britain triggers nationalistic emotions in the context of sports (or sport). Do English tennis fans root for Scotsman Andy Murray.
Barry Stentiford has a brief but strongly argued article at SWJ on the problems of the ethnically based nation state: Despite it faulty assumptions and deadly affects, the idea will.
I agree with Ackerman and Yglesias that defining "pro-Israel" on the basis of belief in a particular narrative of national foundation is ridiculous and absurd. In addition to being practically.
I think that Burg's comments on Masada could stand in for any number of other nationalistic narratives of catastrophic defeats:Also, Gershom is the coolest looking person I know.
A Belgian/Brazillian producer of bad beer has purchased an American producer of vaguely beer-flavored alcoholic water. This has caused some conservatives to realize that there may be some contradiction between.
