>I don't understand how I've can be "proud" of which country you were born in, makes no sense to me. I guess it all depends where you draw the line, do you fee

>I don't understand how I've can be "proud" of which country you were born in, makes no sense to me. I guess it all depends where you draw the line, do you feel proud of your parents? Some people will say "No, I only feel proud about what I accomplished myself." And that's ok, that's his point of view, we could say this is a subjective matter, from my point of view, I feel proud of who I'm, I'm proud of my parents, and then I can extend that line and say I'm proud of my community, my city, my country, my civilization, I'm proud of being part of humanity, obviously that "proudness" will increase when that line is nearer to me, in other words the more relatable to myself the prouder I can be.