Sheikh_Rattle_n_Roll

In recent years Anzac Day (at least, in Aus.; I can't speak for NZ) has tended to be more nationalistic in tone. I get the impression that the day used to be about making sure the horrors of war were never forgotten, whereas now it seems to be more a recounting of heroic deeds.

Do you think that war commemoration has changed in your lifetime, and what do you think we should be principally thinking of on Anzac Day?

It seems a bit extreme to characterise British colonial government in the 13 colonies as a dictatorship, don't you think?

What is the reason for the constitution explicitly saying "natural born"?