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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AncientGlory" data-source="post: 9449651" data-attributes="member: 262433">I don't work for any country. I don't see any relation between patriotism and enjoying facilities in a developed country. I don't see any difference between, someone working in motherland and contributing,someone working in a foreign land contributing and patriotism. Seems to me like you are saying for someone to be a patriot he must live in his motherland? An absurd point in my opinion. Are you saying people who worked in middle east are not patriots? You don't know anything about me, you don't know anything about what I do or why I do it.All that being said, I'm not saying I'm a patriot. All I know is I love my country and it's a feeling I have and its not gonna change on a label what you or someone else is gonna put on me. I never boasted about patriotism. I only pointed out an error in one of the statements made by a member, anyone can do it. I was not talking about patriotism I was merely asking, "how can someone who was born in a country, and lived all his life there, and taken everything from that country can call it not his mother land?" Where did I boast about patriotism or where did I say I'm such a patriot? Mahatma Gandhi lived about 25 years of his life in foreign countries. Is he a patriot? Easier said than done? What is so difficult in calling the country you were born and, living in your motherland?</blockquote>

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