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And it's not what I'm talking about.
If your logic can't be applied to more than one scenario then your logic is flawed.
I'm not claiming that it's not applicable. I don't want to talk about a different topic.
No you don't want to talk about it because it completely undermines your point. When you make a logical argument the logic of said argument is certainly not a different topic.
There were two points intsoduced:
So, to answer both points:
I don't mean to drag this out, but when you said you disagree, what was it that I said that you disagreed with?
I disagree with nationalism and I think it's beside the point, which is why I didn't want to get into it.
Bu, if you insinst: Nationalism is the belief that the interests of the national state align with your personal interests. I think that belief is wrong (at least in a dapitalist nation). One example in how it is wrong is that it dilutes/negates class antagonisms. E.g.: if you "buy canadian", you're actually helping the Canadian bourgeoisie.
Nationalism is also the reason why people believe in killing and/or dying for their nation in a war. I don't agree with nationalism. Not even a "tiny bit".
Well sure, buying Canadian helps the Canadian bourgeoisie. But the point is that it sends a message to Trump. We have to buy food from somewhere -- so surely it's better to buy Canadian?