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5 June, 16:04

What does paine mean when he refers to the "summer soldier" and the "sunshine patriot"?

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    The sunshine patriot is the one who loves and supports his country when things are going well. Meaning, as soon as the their side results in having to make a sacrifice or there is something to be paid as cost of supporting one's country, they are quick to desert that position.
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