result #53704 - "THAT PERNICIOUS SENTIMENT, 'OUR COUNTRY, RIGHT OR WRONG.'" - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. DO YOU AGREE?

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"THAT PERNICIOUS SENTIMENT, 'OUR COUNTRY, RIGHT OR WRONG.'" - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. DO YOU AGREE?


[+] serious ballot by mojo
created Sun Oct 03, 04

YES 4
NO 4
Yes, in context. See below. 0

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COMMENTS:
this question has been asked so many times.

by mike1952 on Sun Oct 03, 04 3:40pm [+]

Yes, like many classics, it stands the test of time.

James Russell Lowell 1819-1891
by mojo on Sun Oct 03, 04 3:49pm [+]

And yet, it remains pertinent ... go figure!
by Cathexis on Sun Oct 03, 04 3:49pm [+]

I agree with that quote, but only in its full context. Most people think "My country right or wrong" is the complete quote. Not even close. What U.S. Senator Carl Schurz actually said was: "My country right or wrong. When right, to be kept right. When wrong, to be set right". Kind of puts a whole new spin on it, wouldn't you say?
by Neal_Anderthal on Sat Oct 09, 04 1:55am [+]






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