For some Americans, July 4th is a day for pretend patriotism

For most Americans, July 4th is a day to celebrate independence and love for our country. For some, however, it’s a day to pretend to be patriotic.

Oh em gee guyz tomorrow well basically today is lyke my favoritest holiday everrrrr YA, time to pretend to be patriotic and stuff #merica'

— Prison Mike (@AyoClark) July 4, 2014

4th of July means I have to pretend that I don't think countries and borders and patriotism aren't lame.

— *screams from the quarantines* (@rootytacos) July 3, 2014

https://twitter.com/NiceCarHobo/status/484936293223112704

https://twitter.com/lesliesucks/status/484923589057990656

https://twitter.com/maurbid/status/484914402051649536

https://twitter.com/Mardenator/status/484936064122253312

Happy Pretend-To-Be-Patriotic-For-A-Day Day!

— Maya (@ChosenSigner) July 4, 2014

https://twitter.com/manypuns/status/484910042949627904

https://twitter.com/yvngliberal/status/484905903259676672

https://twitter.com/alexcolesmith/status/484868195799416833

https://twitter.com/mrsgyllenhaal/status/484849034595557377

okay everyone pretend they love America for the next 24 hours and wear the patriotic clothes you bought last week solely to take selfies in

— Bail (@B_Rose_mua) July 3, 2014

https://twitter.com/xXBacon_LoverxX/status/484955749576376320

Others are more open about their lack of patriotism:

https://twitter.com/pripri3903/status/484898957697359872

https://twitter.com/leaonelove/status/484926587486220289

Well, at least she’s consistent.