Are you proud to be from your Country?

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Juxtapose · Accepted Answer

I don't have any responsibility for my country so I can't really be proud of it. But I will be pretty happy once America can finally shake off this sjw, cancel culture bullshit.

worldscolide · Accepted Answer

Most definitely..

ohshee · Answer

I am but with all the bull shit that's going on it seems like the people we hired to make the right choices for us have there own agenda we are headed down some bullshits paths big businesses are buying the people we put in office there is not 1 new station that us honestvanymore so you can't believe anything and at the same time make it worse by thinking all ways about it we need a big change in government we need laws we need people who don't lie cheat or that are greedy I don't know about anyone else but I loved it when we hired someone to do a job and your only worry was did I by enough food or beer for the lake this weekend now they play both sides of government to keep us thinking every thing the only thing I can think of is government playing good cop bad cop not one thing they say I believe I love America I love all the people I don't like who we have become and where we are headed one day every thing karma has to kick our ass well our government s ass will hit but we the people will all suffer and it's coming fast

Jjpayne · Answer

There are places that I am and places that I am not. Overall, I'm proud of the system that was created so all Americans could be free. Looking back at what is was before, I think where we live could have been even worse if people did not stand up and claim the system we have today. I'd like to think that freedom is something not belonging to one race but everyone white or black. Given that our country has been imperfect when it comes to equal rights and treatment for every person. But we have learned as a country and are still learning. I hope as a country we keep moving towards getting better and better as we move forward

AndrewMG · Answer

I'm proud of the things that I've achieved and I'm grateful where I was born probably gave me the opportunity to study/travel/prosper/eat well/have clean water etc. So whilst I'm glad I was born in England and how it's played the part in who I've become I played literally no part in what made me English. That was all down to my Mum and Dad maybe having a few drinks and doing an act that no child needs to imagine 9 months before I was born. So am I proud to be English, not really... I enjoy it, but how can I be proud of something that I played no part of, and was down to my parents doing the no pants dance (an image I don't need in me head!) lol

Sarahr123 · Answer

I’m from the UK but I’m not a White girl. I’m Asian (South) and I have never felt like this was really my country. I have always felt like a bloody outcast. I hate my fucking life this confusion of identity it’s so pisstaking. I just wish it was simpler. Don’t get me wrong there are the pros of each side like I am multilingual and I have a very rich culture but the feeling of not belonging anywhere, not really fitting into anywhere is always there. I don’t belong to the Indian subcontinent and neither do I truly belong here regardless of what my passport says and regardless of where my ancestors lived. I’m just a lost soul on this earth and that’s a feeling that bothered me since birth so no I’m not REALLY proud of my country because what is my country? I don’t know. I just wish that in the next life I don’t have to deal with such confusion!

nandinikhaneja · Answer

I belong to India and I am proud to be from here.. Most of the times people have so many assumptions about India but I have only thing to say to all of them;There is nothing like India, so many traditions, culture, rituals, religions, people, nationality, cities. I feel that India is heaven, I feel so blessed about living In India.. The food, the people, the festivals everything! I am proud to be an Indian🙏

cth96190 · Answer

I used to be, then the idiots and traitors on the left turned Australian into a multiracial Feminist semi-Socialist shit hole.
Large parts of major cities look like the Third World now and Feminists prowl the corporate world and education looking for anyone to whom cancel culture can be applied.

OfDeath · Answer

No, not really. It's not like I achieved anything by being from a particular country.
Relieved would be more how I feel about it. I don't think I'm cut out to be from somewhere like Pakistan or Syria or something.
I also feel a sense of empathy though. Empathy for the aboriginal people who are native to my country of birth. They were rudely dispossessed of their home in a way I would not like to happen to me.
That empathy is also mixed with a sense of resentment because this country was used for punishment for my own ethnicity and that punishment was enforced by a government who were also rudely dispossessed my ancestor's country.

apollo3000 · Answer

Yugoslavia, originally, maybe a little bit. Serbia after that - anything but proud.
Holland and Belgium most recently - there definitely are things to be proud of, yes!
I am proud of Trump for America, though - he stood up for what is American, not Indonesian or Indian or Mexican etc.

Soteris · Answer

No. I take no pride from something I had no choice in. I was born, it just so happens to be in my country. I like my country dont get me wrong but I refuse to be deluded into thinking I got something to be proud over when I objectively do not.

menina · Answer

I am. My people fought really hard to become independent, we went through two wars and 400 years of slavery.
Unfortunately we had a corrupt president for 38 years who stole pretty much all the country's money and resources. As a result we have several issues because he didn't care about the people and screwed everything up.
I really hope things get better, so my nephews, nieces and their descendants don't have to face the same hardships that our ancestors faced.

gagmewithapitchfork · Answer

Yes. Even though America is like shit rn, there are many countries where I wouldn't have half the rights I have here. I'm proud NOT because of today's leaders, but yesterdays fighters. People gave their lives for this country! America won't get better if people say that America doesn't deserve to be a good place. There are too many good people and future generations that deserve our fight, our protests, our skill. Please don't give up because we're in a bad place.

TallAnon · Answer

Ehh, I'm not nationalistic at all, but we have some pretty good traits that I was also born with, tallest people in the world, good at boxing/k-1, blonde/blue eyes, etc.
I like the genes of my country, but I don't see why I would be "proud" of other people their accomplishments.
Dutch by the way.

Walt832 · Answer

I am glad my parents made the move in the 80's to come to Texas. My parents are from El Salvador🇳🇮. If they stayed I'll be lost in the streets being a gang member. I am proudly to be a Texan born and raised. Stablished a business. Is a blessing to be in America🇺🇸. I haven't traveled to other states but some day I will.

triff · Answer

I love my Country We have the Prettiest countryside Beautiful Coastlines Brilliant physical and archaeological finds Our outstanding Queen I would say that we loose part of our identity by becoming to Americanized

humanearth · Answer

I use to have real pride for the USA. Now I feel kinda sad and not so happy about this place.

Corruption in Congress and Senate

The socialist and communist take over of the USA

The Democrats and Republicans are so far apart now they agree on nothing. in the 1940s they agreed 95% of the time. Now it's less then 10% agreement. Nothing but grid lock

It's who get the money and not We The People.

We The People been sold out for the Almighty dollar.

Not_Average · Answer

Not so much right now as an American. Our politicians are openly corrupt and allowing mobs to destroy our inner cities and American history. I’m really disappointed with the democrats and the republicans as well. They’re not sticking up for what’s right because they’re at fear of their own careers.

Liz_thorne · Answer

No. I realise that taking pride in things you cannot control is for people who have nothing else to be proud of.

cheapshotbob · Answer

no im not, america has too many weak kneed pansy's who want too go around in gruops protesting things and wear mismatched outfits that scream im different and i am special so respect me. XD

ChocoBrownieMonster · Answer

Proud? 😭 All my Uk friends at uni left to either USA or Australia after graduating. They have a better life there. So no, my country has been spoiled by the previous 2 decades democracy.

TomBham · Answer

No and it is not first world country...

Yes, I would do a lot for my country of birth, but I'm not proud of or want even to mention it, now I moved to other country and I like it much better here and would do a lot for it as I lived here most of my adult years and almos half of my life.

SwanHale · Answer

Being an American. Since there’s no culture (as it’s literally a melting pot of all the cultures of the world combined on a daily basis) I don’t really see what there is to be proud of, unlike other countries they have a universal culture everybody can relate too for the most part. It’s not like that in America. I can’t say I am proud to be from America because of that, but I CAN say I love America and love the fact that I was born here.

purplepoppy · Answer

I didn't achieve my nationality, it was a quirk of fate so I don't really buy into the whole pride thing that much

fillthevoid · Answer

Neither proud nor embarrassed. It is what it is, more of a fact than an achievement to be proud of, I think?

EyesOfGod · Answer

Im proud of America and how far we've come in such a short time. But i hate Trump easily one of the worst President's we've had. Like we are a nation of war and what does he do? Pisses off the military leaders and pisses off the troops. He's pissed of people who have lots someone to the corona. He supports Russia who puts bounties on US troops. He calls in the National guard on protesters. He's released convicted war criminals. America good current president bad.

wankiam · Answer

before brexit i was but now we are destined to become the 51st state i can't wait to move

Quackthulu · Answer

No, I don't take pride in things I have no control over.

Cherokeehp · Answer

No not really. Americans are like the laughing stock of the world. The only things we’re #1 is having high incarceration rates and military spending. Just look at our president. Just look how ridiculous that man is.

Kaneki05 · Answer

No i don't simp over countries unless if it's is legit Switzerland because there number 1 of top countries in the world.

Madhatter920 · Answer

I used to be, but not anymore. It's pretty embarrassing now. Turns out home wasn't as great as I was led to believe.

Rob17792 · Answer

Fuck NO I wish to God I could get the fuck out of it fast and in a heartbeat

Mossberg500 · Answer

No, my country is metaphorically on fire. I'm proud of my heritage, genealogy, and if I am able to restore my country with the help of fellow real WASP Americans then I will be proud. If not, future generations can enjoy the mulatto United Soviet States.

TadCurious · Answer

Absolutely.

jkm1864 · Answer

I'm proud southern heritage but no by and large American's have become to polarized and stupid and it's really quite embarrassing to be honest.

Astarlessnightsky · Answer

No, i was just born into it. Not really an achievement to be proud of.

Bluemax · Answer

Yes. This doesn't mean I am oblivious to its faults.

aWes0MeNeSs · Answer

Yes! I'm from the USA and very blessed to be born and live here!

ArcticBliss · Answer

No. It always seemed weird to me to be proud of the country one is from.

SjE78 · Answer

the England is a shambles and has been for sometime... but it has gotten worse since the clowns from the circus and teh buffoons from the zoo took over

kencu67 · Answer

Are you proud that you're a human? Are you proud that you're a mammal? Are you proud of being from Earth? Being proud of your nationality is very dumb.

Karin_Anna · Answer

Originally South African, not overly proud of that. Grew up in the UK, Wales and England and am British... I am proud of that.

jshm2 · Answer

It's a banal question. Like saying you're "proud" to be your height/race.  You had no input in the matter, thus are just trying to low key flex what little you really have.

Chiefbenttwig · Answer

HELL YES. DON'T LIKE MY COUNTRY FUCK DON'T LIKE MY PRESIDENT  WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING HERE. DON'T LIKE MY GOVERNMENT THEN TAKE YOUR ASS BACK FROM WHERE YOU CAME

jennifer_bloom · Answer

I'm not proud of Canada but I love the citizens in Canada - most have good qualities even if nobody is perfect

Mystic_Nova · Answer

Yes, but I have no experience living anywhere else. But I thinkanywhere is better than Saudi Arabia 🤷‍♀️

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I can't be proud about something that I did not make, modelled or achieved myself. Of course I can 'like' and support 'my place' in numerous ways - I'll do it myself, once I find an agreeable one.

TacosRAwesome · Answer

Not really. Not embarrassed just very neutral about it.

AidenTheTrans · Answer

Kinda:/  But at my last school there were people whp were mean to me because of it

JimboGB · Answer

Is someone recycling old questions? 🤔 Yes, of course, I am. English common law, Magna Carta, Industrial Revolution, Poetry of the English language, I could go on and on. Long story short, your welcome my dear.

Mehzmeh · Answer

I am a dual citizen. And a United States army veteran. I am proud citizen of Jamaica. But not really proud to be a citizen of the United States.

gothlullaby · Answer

absolutely not. whats to be proud of? the racism? the stolen land? you tell me.

NorthShoreCalling · Answer

Overall I am yeah, I mean every country has its faults but I'm proud of our overall good aspects, definitely.

Tunasub · Answer

I am proud of my country. I'm just not very happy with the current leadership of the government.

Smirnoff23 · Answer

Definitely Scotland is beautiful and the people very friendly

Blueeyes81 · Answer

I like it. Can't say I'm proud though. Taking pride in others accomplishments is strange to me.

Kreneman · Answer

Yes, through traveling around the world I realize its a blessing and I am proud to be born in the US especially in my home state.

MissDawn7961 · Answer

yes I am proud to have been born and raised in the United States of America ! thanks

Youryeodongsaeng · Answer

I am just trying to find my purpose in life and trying to figure out why I'm alive.

AcidT0y · Answer

Nope, I don't feel like it's an achievement to be born in any particular place so what's to be proud of. I do feel lucky not to have been born in a third world country but it's not pride.

TonyMetal___86 · Answer

Somewhat, because of our corrupted politicians... If my country was ruled by good patriotic guys, than my country would be one of the most beautiful countries...

888theGreat · Answer

I am , Trump made America great for 3 years , now I am not as much

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