Unless you're just arguing that xenophobia is a good thing

Except you haven't, you introduce a new point and then argue against my perceived response, and when I respond, you're already halfway through arguing with yourself, so now I have to repeat that again, rinse and repeat

Seems like my characterization of you was ironically correct

Go ahead and answer why one should be loyal to nations, then

I'll wait.

but I don't really see how

You view the world in black and white where there can only be your position or a different one

Bad wording ^

on my part

*There can only be your position or an "evil" one

That's not true at all

See, what you said

It clearly is

implied that a nation should only consist of those who "identify" with it

False

false

\

many domestic citizens don't "identify" with said nation

false

false

false

True.

false

false

false

okay

I didn't say that

What did you intend to imply, then?

"Why does it matter if you have people in your country that don't identify with it"

seems to imply that countries should only harbor those who identify with it

I said you should not invite foreigners as they usually do not identify with your nation

There will always be some of your own people who do not identify with your nation, and that's fine,but does that mean you should add to that number?

Let's say

you have 100 million people in Bullshitland

your original comment didn't even remotely seem to imply that

you can presumably understand where my opinion came from

It didn't imply that, because you never asked me about it

Instead of asking what my position was

"Well then, what about your own people who hate your country?"

for exa,ple

You, again

As I have said before