fatslob-:O on 21 July 2017
| vivster said: Both words mean being devoted to your country. The difference is in how you express it. I don't see how this is so hard to grasp. I'm running out of analogies. Patriotism is inviting people over to show them how awesome your country is. Nationalism is keeping people away because your country is too awesome to be stepped on by them. The meaning is defined by how a person acts on his pride. |
That's context, it doesn't change the definition ...
