Quote by John Dryden

Never was patriot yet, but was a fool.

Never was patriot yet, but was a fool.

Summary

This quote suggests that every person who is passionate about their country and considers themselves a patriot is likely to be seen as foolish by others. It can imply that the intense loyalty and fervor associated with patriotism can blind individuals to the flaws and complexities that exist within any nation. It may also suggest that patriotism can sometimes lead people to act against their own best interests or disregard rationality in favor of unyielding devotion to their country. Overall, the quote implies a skepticism towards the concept of patriotism.

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