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One often overlooked fact was that the Red Scare showed how ill prepared we were to accept new and foreign ideas. It is also clear that many people considered the USA to be so fragile that it couldn't or wouldn't withstand the Red threat. The world bastion of freedom and individuality provided neither for many politically innocent people.

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