Are you a patriot?
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I do like my country but I'm hesitant to call myself a patriot because it brings up images of obnoxious flag wavers.
I like my country, but not enough to consider myself a patriot. I don't think I would bring myself to kill or die for my country. I'll put it that way.
I'm from America... so it's more a point against me to be a 'patriot'...
I don't really care much; I'd prefer to live somewhere else where I don't have to listen to all this crap about horrid parties and the like, but then again I don't care that much either. I'll find myself somewhere else eventually.
I don't really care much; I'd prefer to live somewhere else where I don't have to listen to all this crap about horrid parties and the like, but then again I don't care that much either. I'll find myself somewhere else eventually.
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I think patriotism is not healthy. Just assuming your country is somehow superior to other countrys because you were born there is the exact type of irritating short sightness I cant stand. Was it just the way I was brought up that made me so uncaring for my country? I cant understand why anybody would be proud of it.
I dont mind the country I am in but I am not about to die for it.
I think patriotism is not healthy. Just assuming your country is somehow superior to other countrys because you were born there is the exact type of irritating short sightness I cant stand. Was it just the way I was brought up that made me so uncaring for my country? I cant understand why anybody would be proud of it.
I dont mind the country I am in but I am not about to die for it.
I like living here and I like being British, but I wouldn't say that I was proud of it and I certainly wouldn't consider myself a patriot. I've always believed that patriotism is the rather silly and arrogant belief your country is the best one in the world, purely because it is the one you were born in.
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Sorry, couldn't resist. As for the actual question, England's alright I guess. There's some pretty decent stuff in it. Can't say I'm really patriotic though, don't know many people who are. I could be in worse countries.
Sorry, couldn't resist. As for the actual question, England's alright I guess. There's some pretty decent stuff in it. Can't say I'm really patriotic though, don't know many people who are. I could be in worse countries.
I like my county... But not in a patriotic way...
I like that there is no poisonous animals or earthquakes or other natural disaters about to happen...
I don't like the government or the president or any of that stuff but I have nothing against them...
I like the Culture though... Does that make me patriotic? I dunno, but I wouldn't give my life to save it...
I like that there is no poisonous animals or earthquakes or other natural disaters about to happen...
I don't like the government or the president or any of that stuff but I have nothing against them...
I like the Culture though... Does that make me patriotic? I dunno, but I wouldn't give my life to save it...
Actually I don't see myself as a patriot. I would not want to live anywhere else. Things are great here. Actually I do love my country but still I think im not a patriot.
I'm very happy to have grown up in what is, as of 2008, apparently the most democratic country in the world.
But love?
Love is something I apply to tangible concepts. Nations are just strips of land with arbitrary, invisible dotted lines applied to them.
But love?
Love is something I apply to tangible concepts. Nations are just strips of land with arbitrary, invisible dotted lines applied to them.
