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Newandimproved · 61-69, M Best Comment
it is often used to justify horrendous deeds against other national groups

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Emele · 31-35, FVIP
Why have Gay pride? That isn't a choice... it's about what it means to the person, the bearing it has had on their life, the memories they associate with it. Ok, it's maybe not a perfect analogy but you can certainly have pride in where you're from without it being a negative thing. In moderation of course, and with the knowledge that someone from another country has just as much pride in theirs and it isn't a contest.
It's not, what's bad is people tend to try and rationalize hate and fear with it.

The solution is to get rid of all humans and replace them with smooth sentient river rocks
Snickerdooodle · 31-35, F
The solution is to.....

I can't even
^you
Yeah that's completely me 🤣🤣🤣 I'm just tired of people i know
Shadowstep · 26-30, M
Because we now have trump
@Shadowstep: The protesters are/were doing more polluting than the backhoes! This is a hypocrisy free zone!
Shadowstep · 26-30, M
@puck61: so you're willing to demolish land to build a pipe?
@Shadowstep: That's hyperbole. People are generally protesting for their own entertainment anyway. It's like a party, and people feel the camaraderie and selfish altruism and have a perceived reason to misbehave. It isn't going to "destroy the land" and "poison the watershed". It's necessary, and there are always risks, but there's no need for dramatics.
Emele · 31-35, FVIP
It isn't, loving your country is fine- hating anyone else's is not. The problems come when people mistake one for the other. Both the people professing national pride, and the ones who observe it and make negative connotations.
NorthernRoses · 22-25, F
Nothing wrong with some National pride, as long as you can still think critically.
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DownTheStreet · 51-55, M
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DownTheStreet · 51-55, M
@EasyAndSlutty: why?
That's just a neo-liberal thing. It isn't. They remain under the delusion that they represent a majority, but they are more like bacteria. Very small but potentially very dangerous. The people who refuse to stand up to them are equally dangerous.
3Dogmatic · 46-50, M
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It's not, till you start waging wars hiding under the label of "national pride"
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Nope.
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greenmountaingal · 70-79, F
Sometimes people who are patriotic forget that everyone else in the world loves his own country, too.

 
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