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Mainly mistaken as a "strong supporter of his/her own country", this word has now lost its meaning completely due to the ever-changing society of the [United States]. The word, comes from a Latin root, "pater", meaning father, and the Greek root "patēr". This word is derived from French, Greek, and Latin words.

Common Synonyms for Patriotism:
-indoctrination
-brainwashing
-false sense of pride
-nationalist

Common Antonyms for Patriotism:
-enlightened

-aware
-intelligent
-self-caring
-wise
-apprehensive

Basically defined in today's terms, a patriot is an individual, commonly witnessed in the [United States], who has strong belief in his/her government, and will blindly oblige to what the government orders him or her to do. Patriots are often seen associated with firearms, whether it be on [social media] or in open-carry states like Texas. Not knowing that they are already oppressed and losing freedom fast, they "preach" their [second amendment], which will soon be gone if no further action is taken to preserve the right. Common misconceptions are that patriots are very closely associated with red-necks and hill-billies. Although this may be true in most cases, patriots exist everywhere. Patriots are more-often-than-not, obligated to join the military for bragging rights.

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