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    What Patriotism Means To Me: Patriotism is standing up for your country, government, leaders, and your family. The truest definition of patriotism is seeing people giving up their time, energy, homes, and loved ones to fight for our country. For example, my Pappy served from the year 1968 until 1970 on the U.S.S. Ranger CVA-61. Whenever another ship came alongside theirs, they had someone riding on a full-size fiberglass horse, while they played the William Tell Overture, and that person was…

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    the fields of wealth always maintain well enough by the hands of subjects or servants, though the fields of poor people just remain desolations, then the people must owe a debt, and became slaves in a trade. Who is responsible for it?” In short, patriotism is an aggressive, militaristic sentiment like what “gives honor to the man who would beat down foreign people,” and just a brutal instinct. Besides, the politicians who agitate the public effectively under the slogan, next, begin to oppress…

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    willing to serve for their country. 3. This tells us that the people who will likely respond positively about this poster, would have been the women or incapable men. This is because they encourage the victory of their nation, and with their renowned patriotism or nationalism they will surely abstain from eating these foods, but rather giving these resources to those in need and consuming bearable alternatives, as depicted on the right sid elf the…

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    side of the world and another on the opposite. Despite the arbitrary nature of birthplace, patriotism remains one of the most compelling emotions. While powerful, patriotism is also acutely diverse: its outcomes range from mere enthusiasm about the country to violence in order to protect its ideals. In the poems “London, 1802” by Wordsworth and “Douglass” by Dunbar, the narrators show their patriotism by using figurative language and structure choices to appeal to distinguished historical…

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    All Quiet on the Western Front This novel on All Quiet on the Western Front by Enrich Maria Remarque talks about the experiences of German soldiers during the war. Remarque describes World War I as a grueling place to be that affects you physically and mentally. He also describes the brotherhood of the soldiers and how much of a patriotic idealism affected many young soldiers. We get to see Paul Baumer’s experience on this war and how many of them loss their innocence. We also get to see how…

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    The idea of patriotism has long been a founding principle among a nation’s community. The independence of a nation is always celebrated, and it’s citizens are expected to honor the sovereign beliefs of their homeland. From the beginning, the core properties of a country are ingrained in the day to day practices of its people, and these practices carry on to become their traditions, and a part of themselves and their community. In Boxers and Saints, a graphic novel diptych that explores the…

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    Being patriotic is having or expressing devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.(Google) This meaning has been put through the test lately and some people feel as if others are not being as patriotic as themselves. People of the United States of America need to see things in others people's viewpoints In this day and age the US is not living up to its ideal mottos and there is no justice whatsoever for minorities. As a country we are supposed to be united it's in the name of our…

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    In her article “Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism,” Nussbaum gives us another instance of love of country described in Rabindranath Tagore’s novel The Home and The World. Nussbaum talks about how was a young wife called Bimala fascinated by the patriotic discourse of her husband’s…

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    It has been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. That is about the number that I want to write, so if I could copy one in here that would be phenomenal. However, I can 't, and therefore must write about what it means to be an American. It is the tendency of people to identify themselves with a group. Whether that be a team, a state, town, gang, school, country, it doesn 't really matter. People love to be a part of something bigger than themselves, and countries are no different and…

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    Patriotism In America

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    ways. Being an American presents great pride by showing one's patriotism for the country, the freedom that was given by our soldiers, and all the different factors that make America the way it is today. Being American, patriotism is an important factor in the country. Celebrating holidays like the 4th of July, memorial day, and Veterans day shows patriotism for our country. One specific and probably the greatest act of patriotism is when soldiers go to war and risk their lives for the…

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