Discussion Do you feel any special attachment to your race or nationality?

[λ-calculus]

I often feel like I am Itachi Uchiha. Itachi wasn't attached to his clan, but instead to the grander option, his village. I feel the same way about my race and my nationality, I don't feel attached to it, but instead I feel attached to my identity as a human of the human race (and yes, this includes all people, none of that "we are different species" bullshit). For some reason I do feel somewhat attached to my gender, and I often thank the lord I wasn't born a female, but my race and nationality do nothing for me, I feel nothing for the people of my country, or rather, I feel the same as with people from other countries. I don't even feel proud of the achievements of my country, at least not any more proud than what I feel towards the achievements of other countries. Anyways, can any of you relate to this feeling? Maybe it's because I was born in an "inferior" country with an "inferior" race so I have nothing to be proud of, so maybe you guys who are from developed countries do feel proud of your countries, I don't know.....

 

[oblomov]

i dont have the leisure of taking pride in something that reeks of cultural decadence. i've always felt more German than anything. but yes im indifferent to my race and nationality. par for the course when multiculturalism reduces us to cosmopolitans

 

[poorcel]

Tissue paper has more value than the blood in my veins

 

[Polar-Z]

I am attached wether i like it or not. The suffering and comfort I endure and I'm ensured both are the accumulated effort of my father and forefathers and my poeple who fought and liberated my country, a shithole but a country nevertheless, of which I'm no second class ethnicity suckin' up to colonialist rule or suffer from some inferiority complex. Something many others seem to suffer from tremendously.

 

[Magonia]

I like that nazis are really smart and not retarded but in current year they are really culturally giga cucks.
So its more like if my culture or aesthetics clash or not.

 

[RNT]

Absolutely I do, America has this fraudulent universal appeal that you can become one even if you're a Paki.

It's different in Europe: Germans will call you a Polack, French will call you a Polack and you are a Polack. @EternalKaczor was delusional when he said he's some international man, then proceded to bash Russia as an average Polack does.

If you want to be a universal man in Europe, you have to speak 5 languages and have split personality.

 

[Unemployed]

No, I don’t feel any attachment, at least not in my own country. But put me in a foreign place, and things change fast. Suddenly, it’s a thrill to meet someone who speaks my language and gets the jokes from back home. We’d both feel special, sharing the experience of being the odd ones out.

It’s interesting how your sense of national identity shifts depending on where you are. When you're abroad, those cultural and language connections become way stronger and more noticeable than they are at home.

If you want to be a universal man in Europe, you have to speak 5 languages.

Actually, European aristocrats fit your description. Attachment to your national identity is more of a thing for peasants.

Aristocracy (class) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[EternalKaczor]

It's different in Europe: Germans will call you a Polack, French will call you a Polack and you are a Polack. @

@EternalKaczor was delusional when he said he's some international man

I don't care about being called a polak since that's what I am ethnically, but I don't want to be stereotyped as some typical low class polak immigrant who lives on welfare in Germany and doesn't bother to learn the language and has that bloated EE alcoholic look.

then proceded to bash Russia as an average Polack does.

I did bash Russia but i shit on every EE country including Poland, I really hate EE culture, with its alcoholism, whore gold digger women, and the idea that every man should aspire to be some redpilled muh macho drunken ape.

 

[ShoelessSperg]

I often feel like I am Itachi Uchiha. Itachi wasn't attached to his clan, but instead to the grander option, his village. I feel the same way about my race and my nationality, I don't feel attached to it, but instead I feel attached to my identity as a human of the human race (and yes, this includes all people, none of that "we are different species" bullshit). For some reason I do feel somewhat attached to my gender, and I often thank the lord I wasn't born a female, but my race and nationality do nothing for me, I feel nothing for the people of my country, or rather, I feel the same as with people from other countries. I don't even feel proud of the achievements of my country, at least not any more proud than what I feel towards the achievements of other countries. Anyways, can any of you relate to this feeling? Maybe it's because I was born in an "inferior" country with an "inferior" race so I have nothing to be proud of, so maybe you guys who are from developed countries do feel proud of your countries, I don't know.....

No white woman wont even respect gender roles or cook you a meal without an attitude but expect you to defend her with your life it’s bullshit

 

[tacticalskeleton]

I am proud of being part of Japanese culture, people were reserved and left me alone with my lifestyle. There still aren't any race war stuffs like in west because they are 99 percent Yamato People.
Until beginning of 20's when western influence started to actually affect how people live.
I don't even know about what people are doing nowadays, that's how detached I feel from their social sphere.

 

[Stupid Clown]

No. I'm an outcast among all races.

 

[Lain]

I'm born in the wealthiest, strongest country on earth, part of a race which is historically full of conquerors and kings and wise scientists. If there weren't white people, the world would be 1000 years in the past technologically. I am lucky to be born white and in the USA and I do think about that somewhat often, just imagine being born in Nicaragua to malnourished illiterate peasants.

 

[Sephiroth]

I often feel like I am Itachi Uchiha. Itachi wasn't attached to his clan, but instead to the grander option, his village. I feel the same way about my race and my nationality, I don't feel attached to it, but instead I feel attached to my identity as a human of the human race (and yes, this includes all people, none of that "we are different species" bullshit). For some reason I do feel somewhat attached to my gender, and I often thank the lord I wasn't born a female, but my race and nationality do nothing for me, I feel nothing for the people of my country, or rather, I feel the same as with people from other countries. I don't even feel proud of the achievements of my country, at least not any more proud than what I feel towards the achievements of other countries. Anyways, can any of you relate to this feeling? Maybe it's because I was born in an "inferior" country with an "inferior" race so I have nothing to be proud of, so maybe you guys who are from developed countries do feel proud of your countries, I don't know.....

No. noone in my race looks like me completely and i think race twinning is weird because why would i want to see someone that looks like me but doesnt think like me? it would piss me off. it is like having someone ruin your reputation and make people have the wrong idea of you constantly. idk maybe for normie bots they all look and think the same so it is normal. anti-twinning is emo and out of style too so now me and many people are left unsatisfied.

 

[Rebbington]

we can't chose our race or whatever but I'm happy with mine I get to eat lovely haggis n have a few cool days lots of fun events and a few awesome movies about my country (brave heart) I enjoy being British aswell ontop of my ethic scottish background i like everything about my race n shit I wouldn't wanna be anyone else my country is kinda fucked gov wise but has a 97% white pop so its whatever

 

[AsgardTheFatcel]

No.

 

[Broken&Ruined]

I often feel like I am Itachi Uchiha. Itachi wasn't attached to his clan, but instead to the grander option, his village. I feel the same way about my race and my nationality, I don't feel attached to it, but instead I feel attached to my identity as a human of the human race (and yes, this includes all people, none of that "we are different species" bullshit). For some reason I do feel somewhat attached to my gender, and I often thank the lord I wasn't born a female, but my race and nationality do nothing for me, I feel nothing for the people of my country, or rather, I feel the same as with people from other countries. I don't even feel proud of the achievements of my country, at least not any more proud than what I feel towards the achievements of other countries. Anyways, can any of you relate to this feeling? Maybe it's because I was born in an "inferior" country with an "inferior" race so I have nothing to be proud of, so maybe you guys who are from developed countries do feel proud of your countries, I don't know.....

Stupid. I feel strong loyalty to my tribe.

 

[CelticKHV]

Yes towards Catholics of Northern Ireland due to the history of colonisation. The English tried to remove the Catholic Irish from north of Ireland in the early 1600s but failed. Don't get me wrong I don't like the people as individuals as I am a misanthrope.

 

[Punished Neet]

Indians have Bollywood, Japan has tokusatsu, east Asians have their own media, why can't whites and other races be proud of their own culture?

 

[CelticKHV]

we can't chose our race or whatever but I'm happy with mine I get to eat lovely haggis n have a few cool days lots of fun events and a few awesome movies about my country (brave heart) I enjoy being British aswell ontop of my ethic scottish background i like everything about my race n shit I wouldn't wanna be anyone else my country is kinda fucked gov wise but has a 97% white pop so its whatever

How would you define Scottish ethnicity? Historically Scotland was divided between the Gaels of the Highlands and Islands and Southern Scotland were more Anglo. Then there was much Viking settlement in the north too which mixes things up further. Then also the Picts, I'm not even sure what they were, Celts but they were different than the Gaelic Scots who originally came from Ireland.

 

[Rebbington]

How would you define Scottish ethnicity? Historically Scotland was divided between the Gaels of the Highlands and Islands and Southern Scotland were more Anglo. Then there was much Viking settlement in the north too which mixes things up further. Then also the Picts, I'm not even sure what they were, Celts but they were different than the Gaelic Scots who originally came from Ireland.

Like most countries it's divided up into different groups lol an ethnic scot is just a person from Scotland with Scottish parents and if vikings being in some of the outskirts nullify that as "ethnic" then that cancels out literally everyone no one comes from nothing the culture and area is defined by the area the Shetland Islands is more viking but still scottish its just the undertones and the things surrounding it Ireland got the bad end of the viking stick does that nullify the groups that have settled there ? No lmao and division doesnt always equal a completely different thing entirelygroups have sub groups and so on and so forth

 

[クーロ]

I don't like my ethnicity but would feel the same way regardless of which one I was born into so no longer care. I generally find ethnic pride and ethnic shame to be equally pointless because no one chooses where they were born but to each their own. I prefer to associate with my linguistic identity than my ethnic or national one but it doesn't make much of a difference either I don't go outside lol. TLDR is I don't care. Could've been born into any race and have the same feelings. Didn't choose it, can't do anything about it, and being stereotyped is not my problem

 

[Feldweyer]

Not anymore my “people” are extremely religious and me being an atheist automatically kicks me out of the community.

 

[incelkingkong]

no i hate my shithole

 

[RAJ GHRANDHICK]

No i am indian

 

[AsgardTheFatcel]

I want to hug Indians. They're so perseverant and strong.

 

[AsgardTheFatcel]

Stupid. I feel strong loyalty to my tribe.

 

[Dyinghope]

Yes I do actually mate, got a problem with that?

Just been out earlier helping hold one of the flags.

 

[Fabio]

I hate the place I am from but I have a deep respect for my ancient ancestors who took over entire europe.

 

[NeverBegan]

nowadays, patriotists or nationalists are just balding fat sub5s who have nothing in life but their inherited ethnicity/nationality of which they can be proud of cuz they've nothing else to be proud of.

 

[Pirate]

I often feel like I am Itachi Uchiha. Itachi wasn't attached to his clan, but instead to the grander option, his village. I feel the same way about my race and my nationality, I don't feel attached to it, but instead I feel attached to my identity as a human of the human race (and yes, this includes all people, none of that "we are different species" bullshit). For some reason I do feel somewhat attached to my gender, and I often thank the lord I wasn't born a female, but my race and nationality do nothing for me, I feel nothing for the people of my country, or rather, I feel the same as with people from other countries. I don't even feel proud of the achievements of my country, at least not any more proud than what I feel towards the achievements of other countries. Anyways, can any of you relate to this feeling? Maybe it's because I was born in an "inferior" country with an "inferior" race so I have nothing to be proud of, so maybe you guys who are from developed countries do feel proud of your countries, I don't know.....

Yes. If I wasn't a t50 wakandan warrior with a 9' BBC I would probably kill myself immediately

 

[TappedOut]

I’m glad I’m white but a lot of white people are garbage just like other races and I don’t take politics too seriously. I used to cope with white nationalism a bit yeas ago, but realized that was retarded. You’ll never get a majority of white people to be on board with some shit like that nowadays.

 

[OldAutEP]

I started feeling prouder of my belonging when I started finding out about the true history of my heritage. Not the sanitized version teached by school and insane women.
My proud swedish german heritage of killing lots of russians and multiple invasions of Poland.

 

[n9wiff]

I am Indian lmao

 

[AsgardTheFatcel]

I am Indian lmao

Indians are slayers. Nothing to be ashamed of.

 

[IllegalNeet]

No, I always had the feeling, that I didn’t belong anywhere, I've always felt like an observer.