RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

"As individuals, people are inherently good. I have a somewhat more pessimistic view of people in groups. And I remain extremely concerned when I see what's happening in our country, which is in many ways the luckiest place in the world. We don't seem to be excited about making our country a better place for our kids."- Steve Jobs ...

“Mr Nobody Against Putin”, which is set in the town of Karabash in the Ural mountains, takes on patriotism, propaganda and the limits of sympathy https://t.co/AxFPqZd4aKPhoto: Made in Copenhagen/Pink Productions https://t.co/OzkrVNo6yQ ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

The beauty of America is that courageous men from all walks of life are still willing to serve their country and community in various ways.Heroes walk among us. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/BY68p1AUsy ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had.Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho ...