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** Taken to extremes with [[{{Eagleland}} America]], who has been shown to distrust every single other country. [[CanadaEh Even his own hat.]]
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** Taken to extremes with [[{{Eagleland}} America]], who has been shown to distrust every single other country. [[CanadaEh Even his own hat.]]
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* On one episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', Peter is swept up in a wave of pro-Americanism that ultimately leads to a crusade against immigrants, of which he, naturally, turns out to be one.
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* On one episode of ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', Peter is swept up in a wave of pro-Americanism that ultimately leads to a crusade against immigrants, of which he, naturally, turns out to be one. At one point, Brian points out that there is a difference between patriotism and post-9/11 paranoia.
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* Script/SeinfeldTheTwinTowers: Much like in real life, several of the characters have a surfeit of post-9/11 patriotism:
** Larry, the manager of Monk's Cafe, has decked out the place with American flags and gets mad at Jerry for insinuating that there's some World Trade Center dust on his sandwich.
--->"This whole city has dust on it. Our HEARTS are covered in dust. You’re gonna eat that sandwich or you’re not eating at all. [turns to waitresses] He doesn’t get ANYTHING until he eats that sandwich. Thinks he’s too good for dust. That dust is AMERICA."
** When George's mother Estelle questions why George would've been at the World Trade Center for lunch at 8 AM, his father Frank goes into a rant about how it's his right as an American to eat lunch whenever he damn well pleases.
* Script/SeinfeldTheTwinTowers: Much like in real life, several of the characters have a surfeit of post-9/11 patriotism:
** Larry, the manager of Monk's Cafe, has decked out the place with American flags and gets mad at Jerry for insinuating that there's some World Trade Center dust on his sandwich.
--->"This whole city has dust on it. Our HEARTS are covered in dust. You’re gonna eat that sandwich or you’re not eating at all. [turns to waitresses] He doesn’t get ANYTHING until he eats that sandwich. Thinks he’s too good for dust. That dust is AMERICA."
** When George's mother Estelle questions why George would've been at the World Trade Center for lunch at 8 AM, his father Frank goes into a rant about how it's his right as an American to eat lunch whenever he damn well pleases.
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* Spoofed in ''Theatre/HMSPinafore'' in TheMelBrooksNumber "He Is An Englishman." The music sounds like a stirring patriotic anthem in praise of the character's English nationality, until you notice the lyrics are mocking the entire concept of patriotism by explaining that it means he must have actively resisted the temptation to belong to any other nation.
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*Akki from ''Anime/KatriGirlOfTheMeadows'' supports the Finnish independence movement, and was arrested by the police for his activism. In another episode, it's shown that he's friends with UsefulNotes/VladimirLenin.
