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    same. Patriotism. A weird word to say, for me at least, about the brutal country. People use the word patriotism as an excuse to be crazy. A patriot is someone who takes pride in the nation they call the United States of America. Unfortunately, many people wrap themselves in patriotism, but act unpatriotic by discriminating against people that are not like them. Patriotism is shown through multiple ways. One being through riots. If you notice that the word riot is in the word patriotism. We…

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    Pablo Escobar Patriotism

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    Pablo Escobar was born 1st of December 1949 in a small town called Rionegro. According to Escobar his upbringing was poor and humble, by Colombian standards; he grew up in a middle classed family with his mother being a schoolteacher and his father being a farmer. Early 1970s, Escobar began his life in the cocaine trade. Through the leadership of Escobar, large amounts of coca paste were brought in from Peru and Bolivia and proceed in Colombia and sent and sold in the United States. Escobar…

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    and Contrast Essay In June Johnsons book, “Global Issues, Local Arguments. She made a point to include a whole chapter on immigration. Within chapter 4; there is a photo of very well known, uncle Sam; who is basically the American poster child for patriotism, peaking in the first two world wars. He is standing between America and the Mexican boarder, holding a 2 signs which highly contradict themselves. In one hand uncle Sam is asking for help but on the other hand, he is stating illegal…

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    different types of patriotism. He said there is the kind that comes more from feeling and instinctive love rather than reason. An example Tocqueville used, is how someone feels about their birthplace, or how they feel about their ancestors. Americans do not share a common background; they came with different customs, cultures, and memories, and this is the reason Americans do not have a patriotism made from love, which at first may seem like a vice of America. The other kind of patriotism is…

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    gave his famous inaugural speech. In his speech Kennedy addressed the Cold War, freedom, poverty, and hope for a better future. Kennedy captured the hearts of millions by making Americans feel empathy toward each other, along with a new sense of patriotism toward the country. However, his lack of…

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    We all want to belong. We all want to feel part of something important. In his book The Patriotism of Despair, Serguei Alex Oushakine examines the magnification of this desire amid ideological turmoil in post-Soviet Russia. Drawing from interviews conducted during his fieldwork in Barnaul from 2001 to 2003 and scholarship published in the Altai region, Oushakine uncovers post-Soviet Russian nationalism as grounded in a pessimistic discourse of loss. Although he concentrates on how traumatic…

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    Americans also look forward to more than the next meal. As Lee Greenwood would say "there's pride in every American heart;" without the pride of an American there wouldn’t patriotism, loyalty, and or effort. With being said there also wouldn't be America without those factors; therefor there wouldn't be any Americans. Patriotism and pride is what motivated our founding fathers to break away from Britain on July 2, 1776. They stood together as one and stood up for what they believed was right…

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    to tell me “patriotism is the best thing ever- not dangerous at all! Just ask George Kateb or Frederick Douglas!” I would have to tell them that they were indeed very wrong in making that claim. According to George Kateb, patriotism is, in fact, a mistake. Kateb claims that patriotism is “a grave moral error and its source is typically a state of mental confusion” (Kateb, 902). This claim will be farther explained throughout this essay. Frederick Douglas, who also has ideas on patriotism, but…

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    article entitled “Is Patriotism a Virtue?” it can be noted there are many factors that need to be taken into consideration in order to view patriotism as a virtue or the mutually opposed belief that patriotism is a vice. This comparative review of patriotism is based on moral foundations which influences one perspectives about the nature of patriotism. In this essay I hope to give a clear account of MacIntyre’s views in relation to this topic by providing an explanation of patriotism, what it…

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    Joseph Heller employs satire when presenting the patriotic sentiment of the novel’s characters as to illustrate the ramifications of such fervor - both in one’s actions and disposition. Through his use of satire, Heller presents how patriotism can prompt individuals to actively support a movement, or entity, without much consideration of the integrity behind the movement (simply because it parade’s under the same banner). For instance, Heller exemplifies this type of blind following in the…

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