Why do Americans like to display their flag so much?

Europe was very nationalistic; in the turn of the century a British theatrical audience expressed the rescue of the queen's gods at the turn of the century, as today's American sports crowd stood at the beginning of the game to show stars and stripes I made it at the beginning of the show to do.

Europe was destroyed twice by nationalism. In the war there were winners and losers, but in the end all parties had so many art and architecture, very many national symbols, very many cultures and traditions, so many colonies and wealth , And lost a lot of precious lives. Nationalism destroys everything that people are proud of for their country.

Therefore, Europe learned the lesson. The hostile neighbor tried to become a friend. The enthusiasm for nationalism diminished. The performance of patriotism became rude. Each country intends to establish a pan-European institution and ultimately is trying to establish the EU

And America? There is a huge ocean between us and the enemy. Of course, we lost planes, boats, tanks, and a large number of young soldiers and sailors, but the crowds of our civilians have never been attacked - even Pearl Harbor aims at the naval fleet I will. Therefore, we believe that the United States is more exciting than ever, without coming out of the same war and actually learning the less patriotic lessons learned in Europe.

The trump patriotism concentrates on iconic loyalty, such as expressing the national anthem and waving the American flag. However, this kind of exhibition is not the center of American patriotism. Historically, American patriotism means burdening the maintenance of the country's development. When asked if President Vladimir Putin in Russia was a murderer, the trump answered: "Do you think our country is very innocent?" Asked about Turkey's strong man Reesepp Tipe El When Doan despised the freedom of the citizen, Mr. Trump says as follows. "When the world notices the poorness of the United States, we think that we are not good messengers when we talk about civil liberties."

Our country is seeing signs of patriotism every day. This kind of patriotism is common through the American flag. Americans are proud to see the flags everywhere. It is shaking the State Capitol, government buildings, schools and companies. On the front yard and front porch, the citizen proudly carries the national flag. "Old Glory celebrates holidays and ordinary days, from the huge 90 pounds, 20 feet by 38 feet army garrison flags to the small flags clinging to the children's fists" (Sedeen 165)

In the National Flag survey of the United States, 74% to 82% of Americans responded to family, car, or human banners (eg Moore, 2003; Roberts, 2002). What drives the urge to lay the American flag? Do people skip the flag to express solidarity with the victim of the attack, the family of the victim, and their compatriots? Or are they raising the flag as a standard of battle to symbolize the superiority and hostility of the outside group? Anecdotal evidence indicates that some people shake their flags for the love of the country. For example, former President Todd Gitlin, a student in a democratic society (an activity group known to instigate American flags to protest against overseas American imperialism), wrote as follows. The flight landed in Pennsylvania and may have rescued the White House ... suddenly noticed that patriotism is the sum of this behavior, as described by Horowitz in 2003.