Are you proud of your country and/or loyal?

[Utceforp]

Traian's blood runs as deep as Decebalus' blood in all Romanian blood.Turks, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Russians, Serbians, even Hungarians, if they live on our soil, they all at one point or another convert to our great culture and history, for we stood between three empires which all wanted to control our lands and identities, but we triumphes.That, my friend, is a yes.I hope all men are proud of their country, and loyal to it.

I've never understood why the Macedonians call themselves that. Ethnically, they're unrelated to the ancient Macedonians, and geographically, most of the ancient Kingdom of Macedon is in what is now Greece. It just doesn't make sense.

*Raises shit-storm shields*

[Greater Mackonia]

Traian's blood runs as deep as Decebalus' blood in all Romanian blood.Turks, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Russians, Serbians, even Hungarians, if they live on our soil, they all at one point or another convert to our great culture and history, for we stood between three empires which all wanted to control our lands and identities, but we triumphes.That, my friend, is a yes.I hope all men are proud of their country, and loyal to it.

I.. What?

I suppose bragging about the fact you were conquered by everyone is better then not bragging about anything at all.

[Zaldakki]

Because he's a racist?

And not one of those "I'm not a racist my best friends are black" types of racists, Saiwania calls himself a racist.

Dang. I had no idea racism still existed. I mean, I knew there was subconscious racism, but actual intentional conscious racism... Wtf!

[Divair]

And not one of those "I'm not a racist my best friends are black" types of racists, Saiwania calls himself a racist.

Dang. I had no idea racism still existed. I mean, I knew there was subconscious racism, but actual intentional conscious racism... Wtf!

Get out of the house more often.

[Ovisterra]

Because he's a racist?

And not one of those "I'm not a racist my best friends are black" types of racists, Saiwania calls himself a racist.

I'm not sure if that's better or worse.

[Pagan Hungary]

I'm loyal to my country I suppose, in the way that I am worried national events and the condition of my nation and its people. and I feel dedicated to improve my country anyway I can. I don't really have anything to be proud of my country for, since our history is quite short but I guess we can always make our history more interesting.

[Nordengrund]

I am a patriotic American, but I do not seem like that to most other Americans because I do not like football (American and foreign both) and I am a isolationist regarding foreign policy.

[Shnercropolis]

Not really. The US of A doesn't have the sort of culture that encourages a strong sense of nationalism.

[Nordengrund]

Not really. The US of A doesn't have the sort of culture that encourages a strong sense of nationalism.

I beg to differ. When have Americans NOT been patriotic?

[Shnercropolis]

Not really. The US of A doesn't have the sort of culture that encourages a strong sense of nationalism.

I beg to differ. When have Americans NOT been patriotic?

Always?
I mean, we're nationally patriotic, not culturally patriotic. Maybe it's that I live in a particularly multi-cultural state.

[Nordengrund]

I beg to differ. When have Americans NOT been patriotic?

Always?
I mean, we're nationally patriotic, not culturally patriotic. Maybe it's that I live in a particularly multi-cultural state.

I live in the South, which is very patriotic. I like America, but it is too self- centric with stuff like history, foreign shows and movies have to have American references in them, and we're arrogant.

[Latinorium]

I love and am proud of both of my countries (USA & Italy).

[Euloria]

I beg to differ. When have Americans NOT been patriotic?

Always?
I mean, we're nationally patriotic, not culturally patriotic. Maybe it's that I live in a particularly multi-cultural state.

Where do you live?

There are places in the US that are very culturally patriotic.

[Baltenstein]

Traian's blood runs as deep as Decebalus' blood in all Romanian blood.Turks, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Russians, Serbians, even Hungarians, if they live on our soil, they all at one point or another convert to our great culture and history, for we stood between three empires which all wanted to control our lands and identities, but we triumphes.That, my friend, is a yes.I hope all men are proud of their country, and loyal to it.

I've never understood why the Macedonians call themselves that. Ethnically, they're unrelated to the ancient Macedonians, and geographically, most of the ancient Kingdom of Macedon is in what is now Greece. It just doesn't make sense.

*Raises shit-storm shields*

Macedonian national identity was bolstered during Tito's reign, as a means to draw the region away from Bulgaria and Greece. It's political powerplay.

[Desmendura]

Would be both at the same time, I'm proud and loyal to my country.

[Shnercropolis]

Always?
I mean, we're nationally patriotic, not culturally patriotic. Maybe it's that I live in a particularly multi-cultural state.

Where do you live?

There are places in the US that are very culturally patriotic.

California.

[-Caliente]

I'm a very patriotic American. I love my flag and my government and believe in everything it does foreign and domestic. Every tradition and core value I was raised on was American and I believe that it's the best and only country worth anything on the Earth.

[Idubno]

I don't really have any feelings one way or the other.

I'm from New Zealand, which I like for some reasons and dislike for others and have become a naturalised US citizen, and I like America for some reasons and dislike it for others.

I'm proud of my New Zealand heritage, I'm proud to now technically be an American, but overall I've never really bought into the whole nationalism fad. It's so 1890s....

[Hyosong]

I beg to differ. When have Americans NOT been patriotic?

Always?
I mean, we're nationally patriotic, not culturally patriotic. Maybe it's that I live in a particularly multi-cultural state.

A lot of it depends on where you grow up, not just the specific state but the specific region, what kind of family you have, etc. Americans can differ widely in their level of patriotism as well as how they choose to express that patriotism and what exactly patriotic values are.

California as whole definitely doesn't have an in-your-face " 'Murica " sort of patriotism, although there are pockets of that, especially in the more rural areas of the state. Kentucky, on the other hand...

[Saurisisia]

In a nutshell, America fuck yeah and all that good stuff.

Although with all that has been occurring here, I may have to move to someplace like Switzerland before shit really hits the fan...

[Hazamaeia]

if my country go to war : See the casus belli
My country current ideology is not quite good as it is. Sometimes I think about it and find another better alternative ideology.
Recently diplomacy getting more intense with Singapore about a vessel naming problem. I personally think it is not good, it's our bad, they're not as hero as one can simply think of without reading the history first. Go look up 'Usman and Harun'.

[-Palaven-]

I am proud of my nation and people, and dedicated to the government and the citizens that share it with me. My country and its issues come first and foremost before any other country, what benefits me benefits my state, and I pledge myself to die for its cause.

I am a nationalist and proud, and by the spirits I swear nothing shall keep me down!

[The Scientific States]

I am proud of my nation and people, and dedicated to the government and the citizens that share it with me. My country and its issues come first and foremost before any other country, what benefits me benefits my state, and I pledge myself to die for its cause.

I am a nationalist and proud, and by the spirits I swear nothing shall keep me down!

Why do you think your country is more important than other countries?

[-Palaven-]

I am proud of my nation and people, and dedicated to the government and the citizens that share it with me. My country and its issues come first and foremost before any other country, what benefits me benefits my state, and I pledge myself to die for its cause.

I am a nationalist and proud, and by the spirits I swear nothing shall keep me down!

Why do you think your country is more important than other countries?

Because I was born in my country, I served not only directly in the military but I serve everyone in it first and foremost as a citizen. Other countries only matter to me in the case that they have nice people and that they support my peoples economy.

[Margno]

There's just so much injustice. I want more for the americans than america.