Are you proud of your country and/or loyal?

[Estado Paulista]

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...

That's kinda how I feel about my country. Still, to answer the OP's question: I'm kinda of a territorial nationalist, so yeah, take a guess. Anyway, I'm proud of my country's positive aspects, however, I'm well aware of its negative side.

[Stovokor]

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

Agreed, the United States is a country I could not see myself being proud of, nor loyal to. Any entity that exists on the suffering of others is nothing I could be proud of nor want to be affiliated with.

[Azuresegugio]

Not proud
But loyal

[Bashatar]

Absolutely not. I love where I live, and I love the people that live here, but to base your fondness of a location solely on the imaginary lines drawn in the dirt, is ridiculous.

[Jumalariik]

I'm not loyal to the whole USA, I have little to nothing in common with places outside of my region, however I'm very proud and loyal to my region, New England.

[Neighbor]

I don't care for my country, but I don't care for any others either.

I take it as a rule that you shouldn't be proud of anything you didn't create, and I really hope I didn't create this fucking place.

[Cyyro]

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

Agreed, the United States is a country I could not see myself being proud of, nor loyal to. Any entity that exists on the suffering of others is nothing I could be proud of nor want to be affiliated with.

Then good luck being proud of any country.

[Margno]

Agreed, the United States is a country I could not see myself being proud of, nor loyal to. Any entity that exists on the suffering of others is nothing I could be proud of nor want to be affiliated with.

Then good luck being proud of any country.

Ra ra anarchy!

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I'm not proud of my countries and what it has done (I am Salvadoran, Mexican, and a U.S. Citizen) but I know I am better off here in the U.S. than in Mexico or in El Salvador so I am pretty loyal to it, yes.

[God Kefka]

I am proud of my country for its First World status. Other than that, it's disappointedly mediocre at everything else...

[TheWalkingGhost]

Proud no, loyal yes. The best way for a country to never get better is for it's people to stop trying to make it better.

[Cuprum]

Of course i am, i may fight for my motherland even if the world goes down.

[Greater Beggnig]

I used to be ambivalent about it, but now I love it. I'd die for it...
Given proper reason, not just for a tinpot dictator, but to protect our freedom, because that is so important.
Sure, we have a few racist, sexist, bigoted, drunk, and generally idiotic pricks, but what nation does not? We have both a horrid and beautiful history, but what nation does not? We have failed and surely, we will fail again. That is what makes us human. Keep going old girl, we still love you...

[Nationes Pii Redivivi]

American, not really, no.

[The Rich Port]

Fuck yeah I'm proud of Ameri-Puerto-Rican-stan.

[Prevnina]

I am a bit confused with this sort of thing, since I was born in England, raised in New Zealand and primarily of Welsh ancestry, as a compromise, I have become loyal to all Anglo-Celtic nations...

Except America, sorry guys.

[Mike the Progressive]

I love my country. The government and the people who live here, not so much.

I can get disliking the government, but the people? Without them what is a country?

[Mike the Progressive]

I am a bit confused with this sort of thing, since I was born in England, raised in New Zealand and primarily of Welsh ancestry, as a compromise, I have become loyal to all Anglo-Celtic nations...

Except America, sorry guys.

Eh, it's ok dude, we're doing just fine without ya. Plus we're not really anglo-celtic anymore.

[The Rich Port]

I am a bit confused with this sort of thing, since I was born in England, raised in New Zealand and primarily of Welsh ancestry, as a compromise, I have become loyal to all Anglo-Celtic nations...

Except America, sorry guys.

FAHCKING BULLSHET IRON SHEIK MAKE YOU SWALLOW HAMBURGER AND WRAP YOUR CORPSE IN HIPPIE WEED AND HUMBLE YOU WITH TEN INCH HOT DOG.

[Libertarian California]

I am a bit confused with this sort of thing, since I was born in England, raised in New Zealand and primarily of Welsh ancestry, as a compromise, I have become loyal to all Anglo-Celtic nations...

Except America, sorry guys.

Eh, it's ok dude, we're doing just fine without ya. Plus we're not really anglo-celtic anymore.

Celto-Germanic maybe. Soon to be Sino-Indo-Hispanic.

[Mike the Progressive]

Eh, it's ok dude, we're doing just fine without ya. Plus we're not really anglo-celtic anymore.

Celto-Germanic maybe. Soon to be Sino-Indo-Hispanic.

Not sure about the Sino-Indo part. Depending how long is "soon" I guess.

[Libertarian California]

Celto-Germanic maybe. Soon to be Sino-Indo-Hispanic.

Not sure about the Sino-Indo part. Depending how long is "soon" I guess.

Well, in California, East Asians and Indians are the only people keeping Hispanics from being the majority, and currently keeping white people at the generous plurality.

And soon is before 2050.

[Brickistan]

Why should I be particularly proud of Denmark? It just happens to be a name given to the area of land where I happened to be born. A pure coincidence - that's all.

I pay my taxes, obey the laws, and get a number of services in return. For now, that's an arrangement that suits me well. But pride and loyalty...? Nahhh...

[N00b]

Am I proud of my country? Pride is useless and illogical, countries are imaginary. So the answer is no. Lets unify the planet as sooner as possible, science can be a great ally to do it.

[The United Brony Armies]

I am very proud of America. I'm lucky to live here. I often imagine what my life would be like in other countries and it makes me cringe. I love the ideas this country was based on and I think we had a good system. When the OP says that European countries care about their populace he/she is hinting that America doesn't. I would like to take this opportunity to tell him/her that if America didn't care about the populace we wouldn't still be free. I know many, many people say that no president would ever remove the Constitution, but if our government really stopped caring about the populace, who is to say that wouldn't happen if it would guarantee them personal gain.

Back to my point though I am proud of being American because America took down the best military power of history, Great Britain. A bunch of dedicated soldiers fought for what they felt was right and won. And think about how many revolutions have happened in history since then. How many people have fought (whether they won or lost) to be free. To have the same privileges as Americans do. That's why I'm proud of my country and I would gladly give my life protecting it. I know a lot of people will disagree with me and that's fine this is all about opinion. I think America is a great nation, no matter how stupid the people running it currently are. Because people can get better and things can change, that's what life is all about.