How to pronounce “militaris” in English

Militarism versus pacifism-- which specifically comes to bear on the Star Wars defense system;

militaristic culture. And I didn't realize that when I came in.

militarism, the 1950s, the 1960s, the individual, it's, that happened to us all. And so, I guess

I'm seeing permanent militarism and permanent war through strength.

So that's militarism. And huge budget to militarism, enormous.

kind of like militaristic rigidity it's just a sense that inside the nervous

this this mindset about militarism and War which is crucial because if you don't if you don't do anything about

streets well that's a very militaristic analogy but if you practice kindness lifting

And then hatred magnifies industrially into militarism.

This was the third indication of advancing militarism.

Oblivious to the implications of this creeping militarism, Americans have, for the most part, simply accepted it.

So I think that to use a terrible militaristic metaphor, there is an army out there of people

And also, the industrial militarism being a great danger to his country.

healthy um the immune system we traditionally think of as this militaristic force that defends us

The other idea-- if we want to go more militaristic-- is a very heavily-armed group of poachers come down with AK-47's, either you can just let them go.

The book explains the origins of this new American militarism, new in the sense that these attitudes emerged relatively recently in the decades following Vietnam.

This is the fourth manifestation of this new American militarism.

So do you think that gives any momentum to militarism?

And my book also goes into the whole idea of militarism and how the 1980s told us that the major way to solve problems is to use the military. I have a whole section on that.

culturally, militaristically. So, you don't you don't want to really piss them off. So if you're going to concede a

But let's ensure that what we're succeeding at is non-militaristic, and is curiosity-driven, and is fundamentally contributing to human knowledge, not

physical world view. They were a very militaristic society.

"There is no journalist in America who has exposed the truth about US government militarism more bravely, more relentlessly, and more valuably than Jeremy Scahill."

soldiers, how does this new American militarism manifest itself?

falling behind. The new American militarism also manifests itself through an increased propensity to use force, leading in effect to

Abandoning the consequences of that violence, meaning that the entire security approach has been a militaristic one.

It's just the way the world system works, the system of militarism and consumerism, industrializing.

that we kind of came up the ladder were the old-school restaurants, militaristic.

with American interests. Now how does this new American militarism, defined as outsized expectations regarding the efficacy of

Determined to preserve their freedom and their experiment in popular self-government, Americans knew instinctively that militarism numbered as perhaps the foremost threat to

They might have been opened for bad, brutal, militaristic purposes, but they still opened.

That said, we do have to realize that Rome probably wasn't much different in its militaristic ambitions from other cultures.

There's two things which strike me as quite odd, given that intense militarism:

- Yeah, we should also say that there's some degree of truth that the battle is not just militaristic, it's also cultural.

And we were within eyesight of a much better world with even less inequality, less poverty, more opportunity, more justice, less militarism, and less war.

toward war, soldiers, and military institutions that constitute a variant of militarism.

be positively gung-ho. Even among left-liberal activists, the reflexive anti-militarism of the 1960s has given way to a more

and, in particular, the outcomes that we have achieved in this period of time where, I am arguing, that we have fallen victim of militarism.

And while those motives still exist, in the conscious business, they're more-- you could say you have a militaristic drive or a

today." It's to say those stories, the rogue is the only one we can trust. We can't trust civic institutions, the individual over the common good, militarism.

So, a huge number of Americans saying basically, "We're not comfortable with us being such a militarist country." By 1990, 85% of Americans said they had full confidence in the military

the military at all. The military is the central organizing institution in our country." And what I did in the book was say there was militarism in the 1940s, '50s, '60s. I try

There's sort of no way to keep sets separate unless -- I think a lot of adult fans just adopt a strategy of buying multiples and they are emphatic and/or sort of militaristic about

Let not the noose be splayed, launched but yesterday, robotic and militaristic in space.

the boundaries of the Empire, but in due course, this militarism comes quite domesticated in its way, it's quite a family sort of enterprise,