The matter of pride comes from the expectation and personal choices that someone has to his country and own culture. Also everyone's ideology are not same. I do not want to confine my ideological view in banglali-based ideology only. Personally, I do not like something (like AL-type thinking) about my own country too. But if I ever see any of my countrymen or my country is in any trouble then I think I must work for my countrymen and country.
This makes very confusing reading. Certainly, everyone's ideology is not the same.
Certainly,
class warfare is a tenet of some ideologies, sometimes, not always, combined with internationalism. Is that your belief system?
If it is not, and yet it is not
Bengali ethnic loyalty, what are your political views exactly? What is then left out and available to be upheld?
Is it the concept of
the state, ruled by a strong man, supported by the military, empowered to mobilise the commercial and corporate sectors to further the mission and strengthen the One Leader?
Is it a religious concept, a
homeland for Bengalis who happen to be Muslim?
"...everyone's ideology is not the same..."
If it is not too must trouble, could you say what is your ideology?
And another thing, if there will be any war between BD and India, then I do not think every Bangladeshi will work for Bangladesh, especially, the Hindu people. Because they have some different view and feeling. So there is nothing to make a national issue now after 40 years for few people who were loyal to his existing country.
Are your views packaged and wrapped in that statement above? Is that what it is, finally?