George Washington's Pride Of Patriotism Toward America

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If George Washington would come back for one day and see how us Americans are acting and our patriotism towards America he wouldn’t be happy at all. In fact when George Washington said one of his quotes it stated “The name of American, which belongs to you in your natural capacity must always exalt the just pride of patriotism…..”, and what that is if you are an American you should always speak highly or never speak bad on Americas. The role of patriotism today isn’t very large on a lot of Americans. The patriotism isn’t strong like how it was when George Washington was president, so I think he wouldn’t be impressed with how things have changed greatly such as human rights, technology, and how most Americans are split up mostly because of

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