@livthecrow @elexia @schratze I totally get your criticism and I also think as a patriot you can and should be proud of having open borders and being a nation that supports its minorities and gives them a voice, and if it doesn't yet, see it as a patriotic action to get it to make the turn towards that better future. If we're not able to have a one-world-state, which is sadly not a future I can see, then that's the kind of pride we need to get into the mind of the masses, that at least our state that we can controll directly becomes a beacon of liberty for everyone who is oppressed. There is nothing stopping us from doing so. It's just elitist, rich assholes and power hungry dickheads having other plans. Those are the people we need to get out of their power positions.
But you don't need to necessarily be a patriot for that. You can also reject nations as a concept and fight for a utopia in which we all live in harmony and that's totally an idea we need as well. But in my humble opinion, that should be a fight for the acceptance in the minds of the people, not one to dismantle the state, because that will only lead to resistance and loss of acceptance and potentially to authoritarian groups using that to take over (violently). One side needs to reform the state and bring it on a progressive course and the other needs to create the progressive thought that's used as a basis for that change, so we can slowly but surely move forward.
But I also don't have a solution for the issues that we face right now, which are making it hard to get those reforms going.
Especially the anti-social media and internet disinformation campaigns are making it increasingly hard for the people around the world to cooperate, and they instead start fighting each other. And that poison to any liberal society is so effective, that reversing it's effect and battling it effectively is very hard.