Is there an argument for saying that UK citizens who support Trump are unpatriotic?

In answer to henetha, a question mark simply indicates that the sentence before it is a question.

Rosie51 asked: "What is a discussion if not opinions?"
An unfounded opinion is not a discussion even though opinions formed are what makes a discussion. A discussion needs opinions that are grounded in something more than just a feeling or a hunch and that "something" is the explanation of how you arrive at your opinion. When opinions are unfounded, they don't add to the conversation; they weigh it down and prevent us from engaging with each other. A healthy discussion isn't just about having opinions, it's about being able to explain why you hold those opinions, and being open to having your opinions challenged and refined by evidence and reasoning.

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I wasn't really asking for opinions (although thank you for adding to the discussion). Perhaps I could clarify by asking when does this sort of thinking about a foreign leader and country become "unpatriotic"?

I'm confused! What is a discussion if not opinions? Why start a thread where you don't want opinions, what do you want, just single word replies "agree"?

No. I think supporting Starmer is unpatriotic though.

I was labelled as unpatriotic for voting to remain in the EU - in fact, the accuser called me a traitor.

However, as I genuinely believed our country's best interests were served by remaining in it - I think it was a silly observation.

It someone supports Trump's actions to date and thinks they too serve our nation's interests, they can hardly be considered treacherous - by the same token.

The fact that I, and a few others, think Trump is a raging, foolish, narcissist, is neither here nor there.

Depends what you mean by support.
Most of us are simply giving opinions.
So if someone openly admires Trump, is that support?
Your title for this thread ended with a question mark, so therefore you were inviting opinions. Just saying.

I wasn't really asking for opinions
So what was the point of the thread?

No.
How can it be unpatriotic?

Supporting an enemy with which your country is at war is unpatriotic. We are not at war with the USA.

I wasn't really asking for opinions (although thank you for adding to the discussion). Perhaps I could clarify by asking when does this sort of thinking about a foreign leader and country become "unpatriotic"?

No.

Different opinions which I don't understand, but not unpatriotic.

I agree with RosiandhermMaw misguided, but not unpatriotic.

At the end of the day, how does a mere person know what the outcome is of any of Trump’s policies? Trump may be causing some harm to his own country- isn’t it a bit too early to say? And what does it mean to support Trump as a Uk voter?

One could question their judgement, their political intelligence, their awareness of the lunatic's foibles, but let's not accuse them of an absence of patriotism.