unpatriotic

What really twists the knife for me is the idea that a belief in privacy is unpatriotic.

Some did and continue to do so, they are usually the people labeled as crackpots, conspiracy theorists, and/or unpatriotic.

What really makes me sad, though, is not its putative recruitment challenge, but the unpatriotic attitude of so many folks.

When a country has free speech enshrouded in its national constitution, anti-rights is unpatriotic, but pro-life is seen as patriotic.

Finally, they realize that it would look unpatriotic and greedy to move their entire operation overseas.

It's very unpatriotic but save yourself the headache and don't buy an american car.

I doubt he'll ever get what he deserves; rather, he will be feted and glorified by similar immature, unpatriotic idiots.

It's a standard tactic to paint your opponents as being unpatriotic.

There isn't a single thing Orwellian or unpatriotic about it.

It's almost unpatriotic to criticize it (which incidentally creates a lack of accountability that endangers the personnel we claim to care so much about).

>> If no state gave an incentive, they'd have to pick one at full price anyway Or build it in another country and people could scream at them for being unpatriotic.

While the opsec of such coersion operation with a company full of unpatriotic foreigners sounds like an absolute nightmare, it's also much much safer and much easier to build your APT attack vector not be caught by your targets' AV solution.

As you have probably observed by your thoroughly desaturated comment text, many would see "unpatriotic" as a heroic and necessary trait.

Also, by revealing this, you are an unpatriotic traitor and have endangered the american people." I call BS.

Might it be “unpatriotic” to hide funding offshore that would otherwise be intended for education, medical, space exploration, food stamps, and other public endeavours[1]?

Unfortunately, it's a reality in many third world countries whose governments restrict imports, like Argentina and Venezuela (I'm mostly familiar with Argentina, where president Kirchner calls hoarders "unpatriotic").