National morale

[Flakey]

Let's put aside gay's thread and discuss smth else.

Let's discuss attitude to citizenship and to national morale.
So feel free to answer.

I feel myself like a citizen of the world

 

[jassilem]

I consider myself to be a Canadian.

 

[Peter Parka]

I don't think any country really has a sense or togetherness or common purpose except possibly during an international sport event. Not sure quite what the poll has to do with the thread.

 

[HK]

I'd be inclined to say that anyone declares themselves a 'citizen of the world' without having done a fuckload of traveling is kidding themselves.

I'm British. I've never lived anywhere but England and I've never spent more than two weeks at a time in another country so I'm not going to pretend that I'm anything more expansive than that.

 

[redliner]

Middle East is much more passionite about there countrys then anyone here in north america.

 

[Accountable]

Let's put aside gay's thread and discuss smth else.

Let's discuss attitude to citizenship and to national morale.
So feel free to answer.

I feel myself like a citizen of the world

I feel myself in private. :ninja

 

[redliner]

I consider myself to be a Canadian.

 

[BornReady]

I call myself an American but what I really mean is USA citizen. Unlike Canadian, Mexican, Brazilian, etc, there isn't really a good name for someone who lives in the USA except maybe arrogant.

 

[hart]

I am proud to be an American. Having said that, I have traveled a good deal outside the country and have enjoyed myself and loved being in other countries. I truly loved being in Italy, I love the people of Ireland, Being in Jamaica was a blast, etc. I also felt like I was being looked at as one big dollar sign in a whole lot of places because my first husband, especially, wanted only to go to touristy places.

I like meeting people, I don't like a lot of people that come from a lot of places just because they are awful people who happen to come from a lot of different places LOL.

Funnily enuf I talked about this with Joe the other day. I would leave the U.S. and live elsewhere-the important thing is to be with my husband. But I can't imagine ever not loving the country I was born in.

 

[Mystic]

i've lived on a few different continents, in different countries, however I am English and will always be a citizen of England.

 

[alice in chains]

I just consider myself to be. Nothing more really. What we address our selves as will always change as the mind set or circumstance changes. I suppose one is no more relevant than the other so why discriminate at all.