No.22489
>>22488>love for the country and the history that formed it. Or does pride in this sense mean just being glad your country isn't a comedy with cheap gore.Kek, both. In fact, being glad your country isn't cheap gore as comedy is even better. Again, thanks for the interesting answer, I'll look more upon these places.
No.22491
>>22490Oh yeah that's something I've heard about. How did the europeans manage to lose so much privacy though? Fear?
No.22492
>>22491My crackpot articulation is that European societies, at least the Germanic ones, were socioeconomically hierarchical with a cultural conformity that had everyone on the same page regarding national identity even through civil wars and rebellions which is par for most civilized countries, this is especially true in Nordic countries which have low resistance and high conformity regarding conflict due to their harsh environment and hunter-gatherer tradition, so unless you live in France or Spain the citizenry will huff and stamp at worst. Not having "freedom and liberty" set into its constitutions like America made these things a breeze to put forth into law and the bottom-line is upheld by not being threatened by the peasants with their easy access to firearms f.e. how do you think the citizenry would react to being putting into camps when there's a gun in every house.
No.22493
>How did the europeans manage to lose so much privacy though? Fear?
Yes, cold war boomers nanny state and leftard hippies. There is no understimate the damage "stranger danger" like psyops did to soyciety.