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Vinty you are making it up as you go along; a nationalist and a patriot are the same thing.
Also, you missed a third item off your list: those who love their own country and other countries.
As a general rule
Patriots love their country but they don't necessarily agree with everything it does.
Nationalists love their country and agree with everything it does.
Soooo - not the same thing. Hence the different usage.
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Of course Johnny lives far away from the results of multiculturalism - in Perth. He doesn't see why others shouldn't have multicultural hellholes inflicted on them - just as long as it's not in his area.
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Nonsense.
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A lifetime of investment in the country, a lifetime of loyalty to and love of it, a lifetime of faith and pride in it and a lifetime of trust (sometimes misplaced) in its leaders. Ditto my parents and their parents.
Not in this case though(nearly as busy as Brighton beach)
Terrorist funeral
Was Corbyn there
No he was at a street party in Islington banging bin lids with his arm around neighbours.Was Corbyn there
Obsessed.
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A patriot and a nationalist are the same thing. People add "slants" to the meanings of words, to alter them to suit political ends or to mislead, but I adhere only to correct English. For example gay means cheerful, not homosexual - that is a corruption of the word.
Fair enough. I have been known to complain about such a thing in the past.
We shall use jingoism for what nationalism has been corrupted to mean.
I cannot think of a specific word for one who loves his own country and others. When would it be needed?
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