Do you refer to the US in third or first person?

[Feynman]

I use us, and we.

WE ARE A SUPERPOWER

[just1more]

Third person.

It's not usually a good thing to imply that I'm an American.

[ME##]

Most of the time I use third person.

[Nyerp]

Both.

[Daddy]

Both, but I voted for first person.

I do the same thing for sports teams.   We won the World Series.  We won the NBA Finals.  We  had all of our teams make the playoffs for their respective sports.

[Kalahari Inkantation]

Usually first person.
"We were bombed by the Soviets. "

[Feynman]

WE ARE AMERICANS

[Nyerp]

THIS IS ARE COUNTRY

[The Speaker Of Words]

THIS IS ARE COUNTRY

OUR

I say us, we.
I'm proud to be American especially here in this Latino neighborhood where, for some strange reason, everyone likes Mexico better than the USA.
I fucking hate Mexico.

[KonohaShinobi]

Both.

[hotlikesauce.]

I don't know.



I'll say like "The US is" and "The United States are".

But I'll also say "We'll do..." or "We did..."

[don't let's]

I don't usually use "us" and "we" when talking about things unless it's specifically taking about stuff that I have done.

[Cookie]

I mostly just use it in third. Does that make me less patriotic?

[Nyerp]

OUR

NO

THIS IS ARE COUNTRY

[hotlikesauce.]

I mostly just use it in third. Does that make me less patriotic?

Racist.