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utilized and especially in world war ii, from the homefront to the battle front, lives were lost and dedicated and everywhere was unified around the common goal of absolute democracy of independence of good versus evil, of standing for the flag and knowing what it represents and what ultimate sacrifice represents and i fear more than anything, not that lives have been lost or they fought in vain, that was never a question, but what i fear is that americans nowadays don't get it. >> kayleigh: nigel jones writing from the point of view from someone in britain, he goes on to say britain of the 1950s we look down on for being boring had virtue of cohesion and division, people may have known their place, but they did have somewhere to belong and feel at home rather than derassenated