Malapapa wrote:Natty wrote:Any form of nationalism is dangerous.
No it isn't.
Natty wrote:Pride is one thing, but when pride crosses the line and becomes a genuine belief in ones ethnic superiority over other 'lesser' cultures, when it affects the way people treat each other, than I believe it is dangerous. No matter whether it's Cypriot, Greek or Turkish Nationalism. But hey that's just my humble opinion.
Malapapa wrote:Natty wrote:Pride is one thing, but when pride crosses the line and becomes a genuine belief in ones ethnic superiority over other 'lesser' cultures, when it affects the way people treat each other, than I believe it is dangerous. No matter whether it's Cypriot, Greek or Turkish Nationalism. But hey that's just my humble opinion.
Thanks. My grandma needs lessons in sucking eggs. Any tips?
Pride is one thing, but when pride crosses the line and becomes a genuine belief in ones ethnic superiority over other 'lesser' cultures, when it affects the way people treat each other, than I believe it is dangerous. No matter whether it's Cypriot, Greek or Turkish Nationalism. But hey that's just my humble opinion.
Cap wrote:Yup, Our US and British buddies love splashing and draping that star spangled banner and union jack on just about everything, shoving their trademark on every endeavor, accomplishment and issue, sprinkled with a little magic media potion just to shift public opinion in their favor and a spice of good, wholesome, home grown nationalism to put everything in perspective and make it just RIGHT like grandma's delicious apple pie.
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