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The surrender of something attained heroically and at great cost — something to which the well-being of entire generations has been sacrificed — is far more dangerous to a government than not having it to begin with.

— Brian Reynolds Myers And Then What? (2018)

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Usually the South Korean left is blamed for the public's lack of patriotism, but it is the right who made blood nationalism a state religion.

The world isn't going to become an Islamic caliphate, but that doesn’t stop the Islamists from pursuing that as a goal.

The South Korean flag continues to function at least in South Korea, not as a symbol of the state but as a symbol of the race.

Interview with Chad O'Carroll (2014)

When the average man sees the flag, he feels fraternity.

To North Korea, diplomacy is another form of war.

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