Nationality is irrelevant; you are all merely a convenient infestation of wriggling, sobbing snack animals awaiting digestion within our great and masterful Lord Cthulhu upon his arising. Dismiss such cultural concerns from your minds and focus instead on your prayers that you may be blessed and eaten first.

USA!

USA!

I'm actually from NZ and happy to be so.

PROUD! i never wanted to be born in another country :) greetings from Georgia :)

I would've prefered to be born somewhere awesome, like Japan, or USA ( I lived in the US for 3 years, and I miss Slurpees so much)

I'm not particularly ashamed of the nationality but rather to be living in the same country as the said people.
I think my country has a demonstration on everyday just that not all of them are reported. Those reported appear in the news once every few days, and they almost always lead to violence. Even if it's non-violent, it's 100% going to have the burning of tires. Not to mention that some 60-80% of those reported are done by university students.

No point in being ashamed of your nationality, people are good, bad, evil wherever they come from. I love my country (Serbia) and respect all others. If someone is an ass, it doesn't really matter what country he/she is from, does it?

INDIAN and proud :P

My country is the world and my religion is to do good. :)

Ashamed? No. Proud? No.
It's not that important in my opinion.

I like being Iranian, but I dislike most Iranian people if that makes sense.

I always ask my self, how this proud to be part of one nationality should look like.
Im not proud of my parents living in Poland as i was born, neither i am proud that they moved to germany when i was a little kid.
Im not proud of anything my country is known for, because i didnt contribute to it. the country i live in didnt become like it is because i grew up here. it was existent before i was born and it may be still existent when i die.
All i wanna say? PROUD? No. Happy to Live here and not in a ( excuse my language here ) fucked up third world country where i have to struggle 8hours a day to get a bowl of uncooked rice? Yes!

There is always going to be all kinds of people in the world not just in your country. If you can tell us about one single country that those kind of things doesn't exist then you will doing a lot of us a huge favor. In the end its not that really important where you from but who you are.

Proud to be Portuguese, 50/50 for the French part.

I am ashamed to be lithuanian. It's a country of thieves and drunks. Very untolerant, racist and homophobic. It's a shame to admit that you're for example a janitor, but it's proud to admit that you've stole something. Illegal business(mostly smuggling of cigarettes and diesel) make 30% of our economy. Like this is not enough we make our country "pride" in foreign countries like norway(there's MANY lithuanians in their jails). And politicians do nothing about a fact that people are spending more than they earn lol.
Justice system is just stupid here. You get 5-10 years for murder, and the same goes for weed.
Awful situation with children, no one cares how they live. Drunks raising them beat them and no one cares. Then they grow up and go to jail.
And drinking really is a big problem here.
Racism is another problem. Lithuanians hate black people.
Same with homophobia, many don't even know the difference between gays and pedophiles.
Situation is better in capital city, but everywhere else...
So yeah i'm ashamed of my country and people. But at least i'm happy i'm not russian lol

Shame on Hungary.

Proud

I'll just list some things that are prevalent in my country and you be the judge...

• Horrible mentality
• Corrupt government
• Can't get rich from honest work
• About 25% unemployment I think
• Homophobia
• Nationalism
• Catholicism
• Secularity only on paper

That's Croatia right there. I'm not ashamed, but I'm not exactly proud either. I can't wait to get out of this shithole.

Scandinavians, Germans, Swiss... They have something to be proud of.

There are a few problems with the world a one of them is POLITICS.

I think you can only be ashamed or proud of something you did yourself. I'm born in a country and that just happend I didn't do something actively. So the question would be more do I like or not like how my country is and what a majority of people do there. The same goes for people who play games. I wouldn't connect their behaviour and a country. They are just stupid, as long as there are not like every second person of that country behaves like an idiot in only games I wouldn't be ashamed of them being from there or there, I would be ashamed for themselves. And even if they would I could only say the people of that country who play Lol and CoD are idiots but not everyone else there, or even everyone else there who plays DotA2 because I don't and so couldn't tell. That goes 1:1 for everything else, I voted my politicans, but as best as I could and with what they told me they will do. So I can only be ashamed of them and their behaviour, but they are only a small group and stopped representing my country for me when they started to only work for themselves. An exception would be your country does bad things, everyone knows it and no one stands up or cares. Then you could be ashamed of what happens, but you could still be proud of yourself if you try to change it.

Neither. I don't think I have anything to do with my nationality, I can't help where I was born (Dutch here).

I am not ashamed of being Russian, but come on... being American, Italian, Canadian, Swiss or something could be much better

hmmm.. I don't really care about my nationality to be honest. people are people.

i'm very ashamed of my country (france) they act like the U.S. ... keeping harassing, stole and destroy others country, recently destroyed libya, now support terrorists in syria, and people are very stupid here too. recently they allowed wedding between gays (despite of the large manifestations of hundreds of thousands we made against it)... they make stupid laws over and over. fck my country, i hope i can go out of there.. maybe later.

Proud to be a Aussie