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What makes you proud about your nationality?


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#91 lcg

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Posted 25 April 2012 - 17:22

Thread cleaned.

Please stay on topic.


#92 linsook

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Posted 25 April 2012 - 23:42

View Postsimrat, on 25 April 2012 - 16:50, said:

I think you mean "White" here, because Caucasian is a race. South east Asians, North africans, Middle easterners all fall into Caucasian category.

Sure, if you like. White and Caucasian are lumped together in stats. You can call it the group that's not a visible minority.

#93 spader

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Posted 26 April 2012 - 02:03

Proud to be a Kiwi (New Zealander) for the below reasons (there are many more but these are the top of mind ones)
Bruce McLaren (yup the F1 team)
Denny Hulme
Willie Apiata
Charles Upham
Being part of the ANZAC Tradition (Good on ya Aussie!)
Ernest Rutherford (The Lord Rutherford of Nelson) split the atom first
Sir Edmond Hilary (First to summit everest)
Rod, Steve and Rhys Millen
Scott Dixon
The All Blacks (RWC champions not a racial slur)
Split Enz
Dragon
Kimbra
Crowded House
Team NZ Sailing
Jacko Gill
Valerie Adams
Paul Radisich (hes a bit of a dick now though)
Peter Jackson
WETA Workshop
Air NZ


I love living where I do. Low pollution levels, almost everyone is nice and friendly, cops dont carry guns and there arent creatures hiding everywhere that are trying to kill you.

#94 vetDirtyLarry

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Posted 26 April 2012 - 20:16

Honestly, I have always thought it was silly to be proud of nationality. Perhaps it is because I am American, not sure, but I have nothing to do with what Americans have done for centuries. All it does is present yet another way for people to think of reasons for division IMO. Not a big fan of the whole idea at all.