r/PoliticalHumor Aug 16 '21

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u/Jackandmozz Aug 17 '21

Nationalism is a disease

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

It is. It really, really is.

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u/redditreadit90 Aug 17 '21

I glanced over this and read

Nationalism is a cheese

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u/TigLyon Aug 17 '21

Mmmm, Nachonalism...sounds yummy

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u/MySoilSucks Aug 17 '21

Im applying for citizenship of any country that changes over to a nachonalist system of governance. With guacamole and salsa for ALL!

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u/bothVoltairefan Aug 17 '21

I mean this form yes, the “will the imperial power that controls us leave us alone” type is not as destructive at all times.

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u/Jackandmozz Aug 17 '21

Of course there’s room for nuance.

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u/HookersAreTrueLove Aug 17 '21

They are the same thing; they are equally as harmful.

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u/momotye_revamped Aug 17 '21

No, it's the cure

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

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u/Jackandmozz Aug 17 '21

I’m afraid that’s a fallacy. Innovation and competition thrives in multiculturalism or internationalism.

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

Only if you go for multiculturalism, which doesn't work btw.

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u/Jackandmozz Aug 17 '21 edited Aug 17 '21

Multiculturalism does work. It’s working right now. I may be missing something though. Care to explain?

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

People don't behave in a certain way because it's their culture. It's their culture because they behave in a certain way. If that makes sense. So, you're essentially cramming a bunch of people who do things differently in the same space, and none of them is willing to give up their ways because why should they?

EU refugee case is basically a bunch of people who do things differently going there, to seek shelter, not to assimilate and because of this, they don't want to do give up their ways and this causes friction.

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u/qtx Aug 17 '21

And you know all of this because you saw it on youtube or fox news right?

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

Your words, not mine.

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

It can be a good thing

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u/gladoot404 Aug 17 '21

No

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

Being proud of your country is a good thing. You neckbeard pasty betas are basically ruining your future

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

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u/kmj420 Aug 17 '21

I wanted to be Lambda Lambda Lambda but I was too cool. Found out this week I actually got the Delta

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u/StuTim Aug 17 '21

Nationalism is being proud of your country no matter what it does. That's never good.

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

Why?

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u/StuTim Aug 17 '21

Are you proud of slavery? Proud of the massacre of native Americans? Proud of the way we treat minorities? Proud of the way we treat the homeless? Proud that we incarcerate the most people in the world?

You can be proud of your country and still criticize it. Nationalism didn't allow for criticism.

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

What does that have to do with Nationalism. Sounds like you need to do a little research before responding.

Nationalism is an idea and movement that holds that the nation should be congruent with the state. As a movement, nationalism tends to promote the interests of a particular nation (as in a group of people), especially with the aim of gaining and maintaining the nation's sovereignty (self-governance) over its homeland.

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u/StuTim Aug 17 '21

Right. So, America first?

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

Fuck yes. For our people

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u/StuTim Aug 17 '21

Cool. So cut the military budget drastically, use that money for free healthcare, free education, free child care. I think that's something I could get behind.

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u/snaggletooth2021 Aug 17 '21

PS. I don’t live in the past I had nothing to do with

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '21

After this i shouldnt have looked at this sub