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I think you have a fair point, but "money is speech" is considered quite controversial in the US. It's certainly true that American culture >> other culture in
by rconti 8y ago
I think you have a fair point, but "money is speech" is considered quite controversial in the US.
It's certainly true that American culture >> other culture in popular media, so it's hardly surprising or unfair that others want to influence this to their favor (by which I mean, perhaps, merely reduce US-centric influence).
- StavrosK 8y ago> It's certainly true that American culture >> other culture in popular media What does that mean?
- mtinkerhess 8y ago">>" can be read as "is much greater / larger than"
- StavrosK 8y agoI know, I'm just not sure what "American culture is much greater than other culture in popular media" means. Greater how? Says who?
- sridca 8y agoOther cultures tend to be "americanized" more than the other way around. Just do a Google search for `americanized india` or `americanized china`.
- rconti 8y agoOutsized influence relative to population. Popular media has had a greater influence in spreading American culture than other cultures. Says me. Thought it was obvious and conventional wisdom. Feel free to argue the contrary, though.