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Define: Patriotic Trinidadian - Tobagonian

Define A Patriotic Trinidadian

I have addressed this in many Threads here but I noticed we did not have a specific Thread for it. What does being a patriotic Trinidadian or patriotic Tobagonian mean to you? Does being patriotic mean how much you wave the national flag? That you attend fetes? That you celebrate Carnival? That you only say positive things about Trinidad & Tobago and ignore vital issues? What does patriotism mean for you?

Here Are Some PATRIOTIC Guides

* Trinidadian Guide To Driving
* Trinidadian Guide To Customer Service
* Trinidadian Guide To Observing
* Trinidadian Guide To Eating
* Trinidadian Guide To Walking
* Trinidadian Guide To Showering
* Trinidadian Guide To Talking
* Trinidadian Guide To Approaching A Home

Here are some related Topics:

* Why Is Trinidad Considered A Third World Country?
* Trinidad Syrians And Local " Whites ".
* White Foreigners In Trinidad
* Thoughts Of A Englishman Back From Trinidad
* Am I asking too much?
* Racism In Trinidad & Tobago
* Trinis - Primitive People - Trinidad
* How Good is Trinidad & Tobago to Live?
* Immigrating To Trinidad
* There are not toilets in Trinidad?

Tobagonian Trinidadian Patriotic Define

For me being a patriotic citizen of Trinidad and Tobago means caring about the future of the country and the people. If I'm patriotic then I will do everything possible to see my country succeed. Sometimes this means getting your hands to a task that you might not like but which will benefit many in return - that's patriotism.

Define: Patriotic Trinidadian - Tobagonian Caribbean / Tobago & Trinidad

In my opinion you're patriotic when you care about your country so much that you support other Trinis in whatever they're doing. An example is if I love to watch the Brazilians play football but this time they are playing against T&T then of course I will support T&T first because I'm firstly a Trinidadian and not a Brazilian.

Tobagonian Trinidadian Patriotic Define

Patriotism is defined as love for one's country and in the case of Trinidad it often manifests itself as a love of carnival, soca, parang, chutney, certain foods (Creole and local Indian) as well as a participation or following up on certain sports especially cricket and football.