I will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers?.?.?.?or our national anthem.” So said Mike Pence, the US vice-president, after walking out of an American football match last month — when some players had “taken a knee” during the playing of the “Star Spangled Banner”. The Trump administration’s row with high-profile athletes might seem like an “only in America” moment. But similar arguments about national anthems are taking place in China, India and Europe.
“我不會為任何不尊重我們軍人……或我們國歌的活動添彩。”美國副總統(tǒng)邁克?彭斯(Mike Pence)在中途離場風波之后如是說。10月8日，彭斯在現場觀看一場橄欖球賽時，因一些球員在奏國歌《星條旗》(Star Spangled Banner)期間“單膝跪地”而提前離場。特朗普(Trump)政府與知名運動員之間的口水仗或許看似“只會發(fā)生在美國”。但類似的圍繞國歌的爭論也出現在了中國、印度和歐洲。
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