The importance of Singapore's model lies in their CEO founder, Lee Kuan Yew, who was perhaps the greatest leader of the 20th century. Singapore's success can be attributed to nationalism as it unifies people and stops internal conflicts.
While Hitler's name has become an insult globally, a subculture within the Hindu business community in India finds value in his words, resulting in shops selling chunks of his books for profit.
A speaker reflects on their experience in India and how it led to a newfound appreciation for the luxuries they enjoy in the United States.
A man shares a childhood memory of his father telling him about Japanese oppression and how it led to him apologizing for rice theft to Vietnamese news outlets.
The continuous terrorist attacks in India, such as the Taj Hotel bombing, have created a strong sense of unity and frustration among the people towards Pakistan's involvement.
The distinction between nationalism and patriotism is discussed in this podcast, highlighting the importance of being engaged in a common project and sacrificing for fellow citizens.