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American Arrogance

Did the United States bring the attacks on the World Trade Center on itself? Many would say “yes.” Millions of people around the world were screaming “America has been hit!” This was not a shout of sorrow or pity, rather a shout of joy and triumph. America has a reputation of arrogance, ignorance and domination. This is what led to the attacks on September 11th.

“The world doesn’t want to be American.” Though many aspects of American culture are looked upon with respect, others such as the strong desire for global capitalism, supported by military force and the neglect and destructiveness of the environment are looked down on with disgust. The self-righteous belief that America’s way is the best way is without a doubt an attitude that other countries on the receiving end do not appreciate. The USA has imposed its power on countries all around the world, many times using military force. Understandably, a certain perception has been built up that America does whatever is necessary to have its way, even if it means using its military power to get it. Maybe then, the terrorists saw the destruction of the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon symbolic of economic power and military strength that America take

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