Where is the line drawn between patriotism and nationalism?
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That is a tricky question. Patriotism is one's willingness to serve one's country or a feeling of national pride I guess. Nationalism is one feeling as one with their nation. I do apologize if my answer sounds weak but that is only due to the fact that this is such a difficult question to answer.
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Patriotism is love of one's country. Nationalism is fear of or disdain for all other countries. A man who truly loves his wife doesn't typically try to bed every other man's wife, nor does he try to make them sleep with his.
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Patriotism is love of one's country. Nationalism is fear of or disdain for all other countries. A man who truly loves his wife doesn't typically try to bed every other man's wife, nor does he try to force them to sleep with his.
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Patriotism is pride in or love for one's country. Nationalism is a form of extreme patriotism where one obsessively pursues their country's objectives at the expense of all other countries or all other priorities. In a sense, nationalism can be defined as crazed or obsessive patriotism.
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