Please do not answer this if you are not an American.
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+1 yI am a proud American. I teach the basics to my young students to be good citizens to our country when they grow up. This is our land and we need to bring back what this country represents and why/how it is formed.
I don’t know if that will ever happen again because it is being run by idiots for the past 50 years. Due to greed.
6/14 flag day. I spent time teaching them about the flag, they made/colored a paper flag. I put on songs like America the Beautiful on YouTube. They all stopped working and stared at the screen…I don’t know why we don’t sing these songs anymore in school. At lease we still recite our pledge or allegiance every morning ;)52 Reply- +1 y
@midnightmoon05 I was wondering if the kids still say the Pledge of Allegiance.
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We do in our class daily. I made sure all kids stand up straight with their right hand to their left chest and facing the flag. I also have the words yo so they learn to read the words.
I don’t like how so many don’t show patriotism towards the country we call home.
I miss going to the auditorium ever Friday to sing the stars bangle banners and watch the children bring the flag up to the stage…anyway… Sigh 😔
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u +1 yNot sure what the pride flag being hung out means we aren't proud to be an American. I'm lgbt and I'm proud. Big supporter of our military too since I grew up with military parents and in a military city.
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Fair enough
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In a lot of places it replaced the American flag
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My family has been in this country since 1620. Yes, I am proud and not ashamed to say it out loud!
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+1 yProud to be an American, yes, but the proud of the country, hell no. Lawmakers, politics, law enforcement, judges, attorneys have all became greedy and let positions of power go to their head. It's all corrupt, and no one even knows that they're fighting for anymore.
The day the capitol building was rioted, I lost all faith in America. It's disgraceful, and disgusting that people who call themselves Americans behave like this. People should be ashamed of themselves. Soldiers are overseas, day by day fighting for this country, war or no war, they're still fighting, so we can have a better life, and how do these people show their appreciation? By destroying that they are fighting for.
Another disturbing thing, this country was founded by immigrants, and now all of a sudden, everyone is becoming racist against them. These people just want a better life. People lost focus on what the declaration of independence means.
Let's not "Make America Great Again". There was nothing wrong with it before. We have more freedom than a lot of other countries.
So, when I say I'm proud to be an America, I'm proud to be a non-racist, 'Immigrant hating, non-discriminating American, unlike a lot of other people.
00 Reply6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I'm not into jingoism, America-centrism, militarism, empire, or mindless loyalty to governments, and I am fully aware of history, but I strongly support the founding principals that unified all citizens under one flag and made this country of immigrants unique among nations.
Most of all, I love the principals that make America unique - that humans are endowed by the Creator with certain self-evident, unalienable rights. We are sovereign citizens, not loyal subjects. I also love the idea of a government "of the people, by the people and for the people".
Granted, those principals have never been fully lived up to, but they are there in our founding documents to be aspired to. They are worth fighting to preserve.
So yes, I am proud to be an American and will continue working to bring about its full potential.31 Reply- +1 y
Well said Liam!
2.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I don't recognize the America 🇺🇸 we live in now. It doesn't mean much to me when putting my hand over my heart while singing The Star Spangled banner. I used to feel proud inside. I'm not sure what there is to be found proudful - everything, everywhere we have people fighting for something. It's exhausting to keep up anymore. There is just too much going on. Everyday there's something different on the news. Today they found the drug crack I the white house.
Am I really supposed to care about that crap anymore?
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I refuse to let the current administration take down the greatest country in the history of the world. I think about just a few short years ago we had energy independence, higher wages, low inflation and a secure border. I have to believe the majority of Americans would like to see those days again if that is not the case then we are indeed doomed to fail
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@exitseven
You say you refuse to let America be taken down. How can you stop it though? Trump is the only answer that I know who because he's The Trump Whisperer!
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@sage2021 I just know that giving up is mot the answer. I try to lead by example. America can be great if we would all use some common sense. that is all it would take. Printing more money does not reduce inflation it only increases it. The last magic wand went with Harry Potter. There are really only two genders. Giving young kids sex change operations is crazy. Importing poverty just makes more poverty and does not actually strengthen the country. Foreign countries for the most part hate us. We owe them no apology.
Common sense is the answer.
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+1 yI'm proud of the ideals and some aspects of america.
Other parts I'm disgusted and dismayed. America is trash is another angel that needs explored. We are... too much and need to adjust course.
Traveling the world reveals this reality...
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superb presentation
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I’ve travelled, far more than you I’de wager. I have also done business in 6 continents and that brings you closer to people than visiting as a tourist. The US is the best there is in my opinion. It has faults but is much better than most. Many of those countries are dependent in the US for defense and they spend money elsewhere but that won’t last forever. We seem to have a mass immigration problem which shows who the world thinks has the best opportunities. Anyway, happy travels.
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Yes. Canada gets a free pass and always will due to proximity to the US so they have more social spending. Trudeau walks around Europe as a proud NATO leader but contributes far less than he should and has stated that they never will meet their 2% obligation.
Germany is a leech as well and takes the US for granted. They are an unrealizable Allie in every sense of the word. Many others as well. The UK, Finland, Poland and the Baltics all know what can happen and they pay their fair share. Even Sweden ramped down their spending after the Cold War and trusted proximity to NATO for protection. Denmark also got rid of their subs. They could spend on social programs while the US picked up their bill for defense. We either need a global nato or we need isolation so we too can spend on our people and reduce our debt.
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yAnd I'm proud to be an American
Where at least I know I'm free
And I won't forget the men who died
Who gave that right to me
And I'd gladly stand up next to you
And defend Her still today
'Cause there ain't no doubt
I love this land
God Bless the U. S. A.
Jk lol send me to Canada... but this song was catchy af back in the day during 9/11 tragedy.21 Reply- +1 y
Go then who is stopping you?
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI am a black Americans and I say yes. I have gone through hard moments in my life but that has likely happened to everyone from different races.
I’m curious. Why are white people rarely called European Americans?
Black people are often called African Americans
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Not all white people came from Europe where as most black people came from Africa during the slave trade.
Opinion Owner+1 y@amazingallegra1 I’m sure if white people not born in Europe did an ancestry dna test they would still get European percentages. Blonde hair, blue eyes, and thin lips are European genes.
It’s true white people generally have smaller lips than black people.
Opinion Owner+1 y@amazingallegra1 also a lot of white Americans still have British, German, French and Italian last names. I think that basically proves they are descendants from Europe.
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Fair but another thing I think would be all African-Americans that got the citizenship would technically have gotten it after white people but I think the major reason white people don't have it is because they were breaking free I could be wrong though lol
Opinion Owner+1 yYou cannot see blue eyes and blond hair on Asian and black peoples because that’s not in their dna.
That’s European genes.
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Yes I know that
Opinion Owner+1 y@amazingallegra1 white and black people born in the USA are still Americans, thats their nationality
but being born in a certain country doesn’t change a persons genes.
I have seen many white American born people with blue eyes and I know that’s a European gene
Opinion Owner+1 y@amazingallegra1 notice how all these white American past presidents all have French, Dutch, British or German last names. That kind of proves they are descendants from Europe and have European ancestry
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+1 yPride in external things that don't actually meaningful reflect my personal achievements and behavior is legitimately weak sauce. It's why nationalism is the low bar for social cohesion. Why should I feel proud just because of what some guy 300 years ago did?
I am proud to be part of the local community I'm in and participate, and do think the US is a good place to live. But I'd never take pride in it.
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+1 yI'm Proud to be an American, I'm just very disappointed in our so called leaders
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Really, there is?
1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I’m proud of the positive aspects of the heritage and love the common people, but detest the current elite class that rules as an oligarchy wearing the skin suit of the republic. I’m not proud of the hubristic imperialism, the use of the dollar to steal from foreign nations and most Americans in the form of globalist neoliberalism, and the use of our military and proxy forces to enrich global corporations and the elite at the cost of countless lives.
00 ReplyYes. Is the nation perfect? No; far from it. But I'm still proud to be an American.
50 Reply11.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Not at all. The list of crimes and misdeeds is just too long now.
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stop ignoring the good. focus on the good and benefits instead of the half empty. celebrate the good. people are not celebrating the ugly stuff.
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Bye bye then hope you listen to Merle Haggards The Fightin' Side Of Me
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@amazingallegra1 I don't listen to country music.
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+1 yI am a naturalized first generation immigrant at a much later stage in life. I am thankful to God that my sustenance was written here and then I was able to bring up a healthy successful family but I have no reason to be proud to be an American. My roots and heart are still connected to my country and as for America, it has not done anything that should make you proud. In fact, a lot of what it does or where it stands, it's quite an embarrassment.
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+1 yYes! I'm not proud of our current administration, but I am proud to be an American. 🇺🇸
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+1 yyes because of the many good things and benefits. sadly i must add i am not Celebrating the ugly stuff but yes Celebrating the "at least i know i am free" precise wording, and now less free but still freer than other places.
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+1 yI WAS, until 2.5 years ago!! Now, it's like: if I go to another country and they ask if I'm American, I'll put on an accent and say I'm from Japan or Australia!
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Whats stopping you from leaving here then?
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What's*
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@amazingallegra1 Money.
12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am proud of our heritage but not the current woke mob trying to dismantle it.
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+1 yI know you said dont answer if you are not American but bcs i saw many proud americans on here so I just wanted to say please guys stop messing with others people countries. We will really appeciate your goverment not bombing us. Thanks
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u +1 yYes, I am. We're not perfect, we have sinned greatly, but yes. I love my country and am proud to be an American.
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+1 yI’d rather live in this country than any other.
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+1 yhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/THwXJ9LSb0oLee Greenwood's song...
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+1 yAnyone who said they aren't proud listen to the Fightin' Side Of Me by Merle Haggard that's my opinion on you!
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+1 yHow does the second picture equate to "no"?
I think America is far from perfect but I think it can become better
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I think it means no because how it is replacing the American flag in many places
+1 yThe million dollar question is….. *drumroll please* …… Why wouldn’t I be?
10 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am very proud of the US. It’s the best out there and I have traveled to all 7 continents. We have struggles now but we will sail through those waters.
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Ahh, the survey with 39% of Americans being proud. I guess I would have said no if I was thinking about Biden, the corruption, the division being spread by politicians, the dysfunctional Congress and the attack on our children via schools.
But I am proud of the people of the USA, our Constitution, our military personnel who are so selfless and so expert at what they do.
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+1 yI'm actually proud to NOT be an ''American'' :D
(where I mean the 'idea', and not the individual)
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So you want to be an American but you don't want people to know you are? I'm lost lmao
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@amazingallegra1 That's a little off :) I re-phrase:
I am not an American; and as I am not a fan of the predominant life-style over there, this makes me proud.
Not saying that I'm ''better'' - just different, and closer to my own personal ideals.
What is there to be proud of exactly? (I'm asking as a non-"American").
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A hell of a lot!! Mainly in older times now we have a dementia patient in office
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yExcellent trolljob putting the LGBT flag out as a graphic for the no response.
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to exit, content disrespect, good point, o agree with you
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It is replacing the American flag in many places
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI don't even think Americans are proud to be American anymore. Giving the mess of the country 🤣
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then read the many replies here...
Opinion Owner+1 yIt's a mixed bag
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I'm a proud American now go away and drink tea or something
Opinion Owner+1 yLmao
18.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Despite all our failings, and there’s a lot, we’re still pretty cool.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yOf course. Greatest nation under God.
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AMEN!
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+1 yI am indeed, those that aren't need to gtfo
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yNo, not at all.
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Merle Haggards Fightin Side Of Me listen
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+1 yI'm not. Our government is an embarrassment.
00 Reply 2.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Hell motherfucking YEAAAH
10 Reply4.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Not under biden
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+1 yindeed lol
20 ReplyWhy. No? what do you not get about our country?
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yI’m proud to be non-American
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What part of don't reply if you aren't American don't you get
6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Usually.
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+1 yNope
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yYes!
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