martsiva

Did you actually ask 'why is it called white nationalism'??? Who calls it 'white nationalism'?? R****ts call it that!! So what you are saying is that devotion to one`s country is evil?? So you are saying patriotism is evil?? So you are saying that belief in an independent state is evil?? YES - nationalism IS about love of country!! YOU are a r****t when all you can say is 'white nationalism!! MY country?? What country are you from?? You obviously don`t know the first thing about MY country with your very stupid comment about nationalism being the worst thing for freedom!! One more time - WHAT COUNTRY ARE YOU FROM??

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Why do you have trouble distinguishing nationalism from patriotism??? It's not difficult... Nationalism is not love for one's country... That is patriotism...

And there is a difference between white nationalism and nationalism...

Peter is from Texas...

martsiva

YES - nationalism IS 'devotion to one`s country' which MEANS love for country!! Patriotism IS nationalism - what part don`t YOU understand?? Only a r****t would put 'white' in front of nationalism to indicate it is w***e s*******y, which is a bold face lie!!

Big Kahuna

In that case all people of color would be considered brown/black/yellow or red anti-Americans.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Sigh...

One can be dev**ed to something without loving it... And one can love something without being dev**ed to it.... Hence nationalism and patriotism are not interchangeable terms...

White nationalism is different from nationalism.... Obviously... Which is why they should be differentiated... R****ts do put white in front of nationalism to indicate that they are talking about w***e s*******y...

English can be difficult for second language speakers .. Perhaps you should consult a friend or online dictionary if you're having trouble with these concepts...

Boy from the Bronx

Trump didn't destroy Democracy, but he certainly TRIED TO DO IT, by behaving in an authoritarian manner, by spreading hatred against his critics and detractors, by refusing to tolerate anyone in his own administration who dared to oppose him, or disagree with him, or just plain contradict him. Furthermore, he had contempt for the United States Constitution, as evident by his suggestion that he could be elected to a third term as President, even though the 22nd Amendment (ratified in 1951) limits the President to only two four-year terms. (ironically, the 22nd Amendment was the idea of the REPUBLICANS, who didn't like the idea of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a DEMOCRAT, being elected President four times!)

Not only that, but Trump even once said that he'd like to be PRESIDENT-FOR-LIFE, even though a) nothing in the Constitution allows it, and b) ruling over a country for life is tantamount to being a DICTATOR! That's the way it was with Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines, and Idi Amin of Uganda. (in fact, Amin insisted that he be referred to as "Field Marshal President-For-Life Dr. Idi Amin Dada"; talk about a mouthful!)

Trump further showed his disregard for the Constitution by a) promoting the outrageous idea that to be against him was the same as being against the United States of America itself, b) vilifying the media, accusing it of spreading "f**e news" (read: news reports that criticized him or his policies), calling it "evil" and "the enemy of the people," and planning to use the libel laws to intimidate Anti-Trump newspapers into silence, c) trying to concentrate all the powers of the Government in his hands alone, which would upset the balance of power and the checks and balances that have kept the Government from becoming a full-fledged totalitarian state, d) advocating for extralegal methods of dealing with accused criminals and political/racial r****rs (like the ones responsible for last summer's destruction and unrest), including summary executions without giving the suspects a chance for a fair trial, which would violate the Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments, and e) generally trying to give the impression that he was always right, and that those who said otherwise were either "losers" or "t*****rs"!

That is exactly the same attitude of all tyrants, despots, and dictators! If Trump were reelected last November, he would have been in a position to further undermine the Constitution, and thus destroy our heritage of freedom.

Boy from the Bronx

Where did "Peter S" say that he supports "Marxism and anti-Americanism"? When did he talk about "America last," or the NWO (New World Order)?

You're making the age-old right-wing mistake of assuming that anyone who differs with the opinions of the Conservative establishment is a Marxist, a C*******t, a Socialist, a Leninist, a Maoist, etc. That was Senator Joseph McCarthy's stock in trade, l believe, not to mention that of Adolf Hitler, J. Edgar Hoover, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, the South American death squards and dictators, the CIA, the Ku Klux Klan, Glen Beck, the late Morton Downey, Jr, and the recently late Rush Limbaugh.

straightUp Loc: California

It's actually a very effective approach to populism when there's a significant population of politically oblivious and/or emotionally agitated citizens. It's a very old practice but it got a name when Mussolini used it to bring himself and his F*****ti to power.

Fortunately, Trump's balls aren't as big as Mussolini's were.

Gatsby

Unfortunately O'bummer's are, and he is still pulling all the strings in the Democratic Socialist Party.

Big Kahuna

He h**es American Nationalism and W****s putting America 1st. That means he wants us at least 2nd and subservient to other countries which he thinks should be #1. Most of his previous posts also mimic a Marxist agenda. Now get off your soap box,call Slo Joe and tell him to quit promoting Marxism and a One world government. Better yet, tell him to quit destroying our oil independence and making
a gallon of gasoline go up to$5.00.

Big Kahuna

And senator McCarthy is now proven to have been right about commiie's in all branches of our left wing government.

Big Kahuna

Obummer has 2 ovaries which are larger than his husband Mooch ovommit's.

martsiva

Webster`s New World Dictionary - devotion is 'loyalty or deep affection'!! And YOU talk about consulting a dictionary???

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Loyalty does not equate with love...

Deep affection does not equate with love...

I'm glad you took my advice

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

As you can see below love is considered to be “an intense feeling of deep affection!” IMHO you have attempted to confine love in a small box! Our feelings of love continually grow and evolve throughout our life. We start out in life with our love, affection, devotion, and loyalty to our parents......from there we continue to experience LOVE in many many various ways and depth! In my opinion!


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noun
noun: love; plural noun: loves
1.
an intense feeling of deep affection.
"babies fill parents with feelings of love"
Similar:
deep affection
fondness
tenderness
warmth
intimacy
attachment
endearment
devotion
adoration
doting
idolization
worship
passion
ardor
desire
lust
yearning
infatuation
adulation
besottedness
compassion
care
caring
regard
solicitude
concern
friendliness
friendship
kindness
charity
goodwill
sympathy
kindliness
altruism
philanthropy
unselfishness
benevolence
brotherliness
sisterliness
fellow feeling
humanity
relationship
love affair
affair
romance
liaison
affair of the heart
intrigue
amour
Opposite:
hatred
2.
a great interest and pleasure in something.
"his love for football"
Similar:
liking
weakness
partiality
bent
leaning
proclivity
inclination
disposition
enjoyment
appreciation
soft spot
taste
delight
relish
passion
zeal
appetite
zest
enthusiasm
keenness
predilection
penchant
fondness
3.
a person or thing that one loves.
"she was the love of his life"
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beloved
loved one
love of one's life
dear
dearest
dear one
darling
sweetheart
sweet
sweet one
angel
honey
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boyfriend
girlfriend
significant other
betrothed
paramour
inamorata
inamorato
querida
4.
(in tennis, squash, and some other sports) a score of zero; nil.
"love fifteen"
verb
verb: love; 3rd person present: loves; past tense: loved; past participle: loved; gerund or present participle: loving
1.
feel deep affection for (someone).
"he loved his sister dearly"
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be in love with
be infatuated with
be smitten with
be besotted with
be passionate about
care very much for
feel deep affection for
hold very dear
adore
think the world of
be dev**ed to
dote on
cherish
worship
idolize
treasure
prize
be mad/crazy/nuts/wild about
have a pash on
carry a torch for
be potty about
Opposite:
h**e
loathe
detest
2.
like or enjoy very much.
"I just love dancing"
Similar:
like very much