unpatriotic

In her victory speech, Samia said the poll was "free and democratic" and described the protesters as "unpatriotic".

He’s an immigrant from a complicated ethnic background, and his opponents accuse him of being unpatriotic, anti-American, a Communist agent and a supporter of overseas terrorist movements.

Attacking Reform's recently-announced plans to deport hundreds of thousands of migrants as unpatriotic, he argued that sending Afghan asylum seekers back to face the Taliban "isn't who we are".

"We can be real challengers in the elections ahead and we can actually stop Reform and their dangerous and unpatriotic approach to governing the country."

But many Brazilians see it as deeply unpatriotic to support inflicting economic pain on Brazil for the Bolsonaro family's own political fortunes.