Boyd,
But according to the dictionary, a patriot supports both.
-Mark
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> I agree; good topic.
>
> I was gonna disagree with the chicks criticism. I was gonna
> suggest a better understanding of the definition. But if the
> second half of Merriam Webster's is correct, I may have been
> wrong and the chicks may be right;
> pa.tri.ot: one who loves his or her country and supports its
> authority and interests.
>
> -Mark
And care must be taken not to confuse Government and Country.
They are not the same thing.
BWS
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