Are you a patriot?

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NotAllThere replied

4 June 2012, 08:08
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Russians are particularly patriotic when they live abroad... you would not believe how much easier it is to love your country whilst being in a different nicer place.

Quite correct. I'm a very patriotic expat.
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TiroFijo replied

3 June 2012, 22:06
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Russians are particularly patriotic when they live abroad... you would not believe how much easier it is to love your country whilst being in a different nicer place.

what brum is nicer than russia? doesn't say much for russia.
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AtW replied

3 June 2012, 20:26
Russians are particularly patriotic when they live abroad... you would not believe how much easier it is to love your country whilst being in a different nicer place.
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BrilloPad replied

3 June 2012, 20:18
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

You've contradicted yourself. Patriotism is an act of blind faith. Loving a country whilst it's great and then changing your mind when it's not so great is not patriotism. That at least involves some kind of intelligent judgement, and intelligence plays no part in patriotism.

Sorry for showing signs of intelligence - even though I am not sure many will think I have any.

cuk is for thickies - I thought I was doing very well here.

It would only take one great leader to change my mind. Another Maggie. Someone who will cut red tape and NO UTURNS.
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VectraMan replied

3 June 2012, 19:57
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

I used to be. But the country I used to love is long gone.

You've contradicted yourself. Patriotism is an act of blind faith. Loving a country whilst it's great and then changing your mind when it's not so great is not patriotism. That at least involves some kind of intelligent judgement, and intelligence plays no part in patriotism.
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BrilloPad replied

3 June 2012, 19:38
I used to be. But the country I used to love is long gone.

Where is the poll?
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nomadd replied

3 June 2012, 19:12
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Freedom!

Femdom!

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hyperD replied

3 June 2012, 19:10
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Freedom!

WTWS
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nomadd replied

3 June 2012, 17:54
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Or are you one of them?

No, I like French Fries.
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TimberWolf replied

3 June 2012, 17:29
Freedom!
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AtW replied

3 June 2012, 17:00
Patriot as in American colonist fighting for the freedom or something else?
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MarillionFan started a topic Are you a patriot?

3 June 2012, 16:55
Are you a patriot?

Or are you one of them?
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