no, it's the other way around: loyalty shows through as human emotion. Question is where the loyalty comes from, and that's different for each individual person, and even each individual loyalty. it's pointless to try to generalize loyalty... I'm loyal to the Heat because they were the underdogs. I'm loyal to Nintendo because they were the over-dogs. Funny how things completely reverse over the course of 10 years(and then a second time in the following one year :-p). I'm loyal to Billy Joel because all the cool people liked him (you think I'm joking... but I just had my own definition of "cool"). I'm loyal to Israel because I was born here, and that's defined me for most of my life. I'm loyal to my friends, because they'll define me until the day I die. I'm loyal to Disney World because I've been there more times than Universal Studios. I'm loyal to Charlie Kaufman because I have never seen a single film of his that wasn't batshit-amazing. Now, if you would, please explain my loyalty to ice cream. I don't know where that came from, honestly.
