No, but its formulation seems to imply that there is such a definition, that the US obviously don’t satisfy it but that a lot of americans mistakenly believe that it does.
The definition doesn't exist, but yet, yes, many Americans do believe it still.
OPs question is not about whether you can objectively define that a country is ‘’great’’ but rather what is it that constitutes their country as ‘’greatest’’ or exceptional in the (subjective) minds of many Americans nowadays?
I doubt it, somehow I feel it's going to be even worse without him. I get a very Dorsey exits Twitter vibe from this, and that's not a good thing...
Well do you use any of it?
The dollar is a far greater scam, with irredeemably more crimes to its name.
Why is every software written in V created by the language team itself? That’s odd to me...
I think the Lemmy devs should really consider implementing privacy pass for this problem: https://docs.rs/challenge-bypass-ristretto/0.1.0-pre.2/challenge_bypass_ristretto/#challenge-bypass-ristretto---build-status
It should keep only some of the facts, the major, recognisable ones, but fictionalise all of the little details and incidents which we can no longer know happened anyway.
Most notably voice calls probably.
There’re different reasons you can yearn for something tho. What you seek in yearning for it. A stable job for example (and an educational path that guarantees employability). Universally accessible housing. Targeted addressing of local problems, like quick relief efforts after a disaster etc...
As for freedom of the press, you only have one now if you colour within the lines. Just ask Julian Assange.
You have to remember the Soviet parliament was democratically elected by the people and popular after the dissolution too. It had to be literally firebombed out of existence by a U.S puppet.
If communism didn’t work on its own, capitalist countries wouldn’t need to constantly sanction and strangle those societies, whose goal is implementing it.
If it was a failure, they’d just let it fail on its own. But they never do that.
The only reason the American capitalists fight it so hard, because its success exposes their failure at home.