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23 December, 15:59

How does the quote from Stephen Decatur relate to Sintoni's argument

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    It’s all about federalism, vigorous support to one’s country or patriotism.

    Whatever foreign nations did our country have associated its citizen must have the love for the motherland. We should fight for what is right for our country. But in case there’s wrong happened we should correct it for the better country land.
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