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A) You love your country, from simple pride to lovely nationalistic style 'We're better than everyone else and Islams are stealing all our hard earned bread'. Simple pride being 'yay, I love my country, although it does have some bad bits'.
Or
B) Gustave Flaubert, Frenchman in the 1800s - despised France, loved Egypt. 'As for the idea of a native country, that is to say, of a certain bit of ground traced out on a map and seperated from others by a rec or blue line: no. My native country is for me the country that I love, that is, the one that makes me dream, that makes me feel well'
Maybe you love Britain (or Wales/N.I/Scotland/England/US whatever) as in Flauberts ideas....or which one do you feel?
Or
B) Gustave Flaubert, Frenchman in the 1800s - despised France, loved Egypt. 'As for the idea of a native country, that is to say, of a certain bit of ground traced out on a map and seperated from others by a rec or blue line: no. My native country is for me the country that I love, that is, the one that makes me dream, that makes me feel well'
Maybe you love Britain (or Wales/N.I/Scotland/England/US whatever) as in Flauberts ideas....or which one do you feel?
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The sooner I get away from the UK the better. This is a country which is failing it's nationals and I don't want my family or me to be a part of it anymore.
As soon as I can muster it, we're off to wither S.Ireland or New Zealand
As soon as I can muster it, we're off to wither S.Ireland or New Zealand
The longer I stay in this country, the less proud I am of it. I'm definately not the first one any more, at all, I dislike the intolerence seemingly rife through many different groups I meet just in everyday life.
If I could live anywhere? Probably Italy, just for the lifestyle and beautiful country, though I have a feeling it'll be somewhere outside of Europe when I know the world a bit better first hand.
If I could live anywhere? Probably Italy, just for the lifestyle and beautiful country, though I have a feeling it'll be somewhere outside of Europe when I know the world a bit better first hand.
I like this country and I'd rather live here than anyone else, other than that I guess I'm easy...
Ofcourse, I see anyone who lives here and can speak the language as English and have odd soft spots for foreign culture... but hey, it's all good. :-)
Ofcourse, I see anyone who lives here and can speak the language as English and have odd soft spots for foreign culture... but hey, it's all good. :-)
I think i may have "grass is greener" syndrome, i can feel that i don't want to stay here as much as i used to.
I'd be the pride one.
I'm hugely proud of my country, and am proud to be a national here, and am proud to say i'm British.
But, i do recognise it ain't perfect, but i'd rather live here than any other country in the world.
I'm hugely proud of my country, and am proud to be a national here, and am proud to say i'm British.
But, i do recognise it ain't perfect, but i'd rather live here than any other country in the world.
Both, you can love a country because it is your home or you can love it because it is where you live, i love this country, i don't necessarily like it all the time but it is my home until i decide otherwise.
A) You love your country, from simple pride to lovely nationalistic style 'We're better than everyone else and Islams are stealing all our hard earned bread'. Simple pride being 'yay, I love my country, although it does have some bad bits'.
Or
B) Gustave Flaubert, Frenchman in the 1800s - despised France, loved Egypt. 'As for the idea of a native country, that is to say, of a certain bit of ground traced out on a map and seperated from others by a rec or blue line: no. My native country is for me the country that I love, that is, the one that makes me dream, that makes me feel well'
Maybe you love Britain (or Wales/N.I/Scotland/England/US whatever) as in Flauberts ideas....or which one do you feel?
Or
B) Gustave Flaubert, Frenchman in the 1800s - despised France, loved Egypt. 'As for the idea of a native country, that is to say, of a certain bit of ground traced out on a map and seperated from others by a rec or blue line: no. My native country is for me the country that I love, that is, the one that makes me dream, that makes me feel well'
Maybe you love Britain (or Wales/N.I/Scotland/England/US whatever) as in Flauberts ideas....or which one do you feel?
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