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totalrandoman · 100+, M
No. In a country which will monitor and track its own citizens for dissidents and which employs barbaric interrogation techniques for dissidents, I cannot say that I love this country anymore. Those are the markings of a totalitarian environment, and souls born into such worlds are doomed to continual suppression and mind control. I don't know that I trust the future of this country to the government.
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totalrandoman · 100+, M
America.
KellyHi · 26-30, F
Where were you born and where were you raised?
totalrandoman · 100+, M
America. I'm not too involved in the details, but I doubt the current direction of the country is the one its founders would've been the most comfortable with.
NorthernRoses · 26-30, F
Depends on your definition of loyalty. I'm proud of my country, and I will defend it if I have to, but if something starts messing it up I won't let it go, and my opinion of it may change.
MikefromEP · 56-60, M
I protect where I can. No border will stop this
MikefromEP · 56-60, M
@KellyHi: Many angry people that want to shoot first and ask later... Who is left?
KellyHi · 26-30, F
@MikefromEP: The people at the top.
MikefromEP · 56-60, M
@KellyHi: The red shirts compared too....??
CaptainCanadia · 41-45, M
Well both are one and the same, so...
@KellyHi: Um... hope for the best and hope the truth will be put into the light?
KellyHi · 26-30, F
For someone with cynic in their name, you're awfully optimistic. xD
@KellyHi: I love being a contradiction.
Brianthesnail · 56-60, M
I try to avoid loyalty to any country- patriotism is such a destructive evil
SW-User
They're one and the same for me
SW-User
Same country.
KellyHi · 26-30, F
What if you were in a situation where it was different?
SW-User
My country is where my help is needed.
Neither
funintheaun · M
both