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- of course context matters
- of course context matters
- and of course we can learn from those who have gone before us
- and of course we can learn from those who have gone before us
Mate...I totally agree!! In America, history is important too. Eample: If someone had bothered to look at the history of Mnt. St. Helens' eruption, they would've realised that it will blow sideways. If they had but checked this, then many more lives would've been saved.
I can't believe that apparently nobody cares about their history, about the sacrifices people made so that we could be alive today. Just less than 100 years ago and again in 1939, thousands of brave men risked it all, laid down their lives so that we may speak English that we would retain our cultures, our pride, even so that we may live today and I'm sure they didn't do all this so that some idiot could say that they didn't care about hitory. Whoever that was is an ignorant pig and no I don't think that this view about the person is ithout evidence. I truly can not believe that someone thinks it appropriate to not recognise the importance of hisory, as history has shaped us, shaped whole cultures, whole countries, shaped the entire world.