>There's no such thing as nationalism without compartmentalization; by definition somebody who is a nationalist considers one nation's interests above another.

>There's no such thing as nationalism without compartmentalization; by definition somebody who is a nationalist considers one nation's interests above another. Actually I don't think this is necessarily true. In the West you sometimes see nationalist parties from different countries finding some common ground, e.g. some right-wingers in the US have expressed admiration for Orbán's government in Hungary. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-44926417 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-44926417 There's nothing inherently incompatible with the statement "American government should focus on solving problems for American citizens" and the statement "Indian government should focus on solving problems for Indian citizens"