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"content": "nostr:npub1p909ckm807jmz6e272p4km0ar0e2ea4wkyys3rgpqnp7sc8mgpfq6n5svf \n\nMost of what you are describing is actually based in the struggles of religious identity and moral compass that continues in US culture, even today, in my opinion.\n\nThe pilgrims came to the US in the 1600s from the Netherlands after fleeing England. They wanted wealth and the freedom to worship what they believed. Most of the founding fathers could trace their ancestors directly to the Pilgrims migration. The apple did not fall far from the tree.\n\nhttps://www.history.com/news/why-pilgrims-came-to-america-mayflower",
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