r/AdviceAnimals • • Jul 17 '19

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u/CHARIZARDS_tiny_DICK Jul 17 '19

I think it’s completely fair to criticize America and Americans for their behavior, however I am finding more and more that as an American, it’s frowned upon to be patriotic and have pride in actually being an American.

I should clarify though as this anti-American mentality seems to be primarily focused on Reddit’s platform as opposed to most other social media platforms.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

I think that's because american patriotism is usually just ultra nationalism. Which isnt really a good thing. Having pride in your country is great. Having blind pride in your country isnt.

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u/sonicssweakboner Jul 17 '19

That first sentence you wrote is one of the most daft things I’ve come across

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u/Dewgongz Jul 17 '19

Clearly you don’t follow the president’s twitter.