Do humans make nations aggressive, or do nations make humans aggressive?

Aggressiveness is a behavioral trait that can be attributed to any living creature. It is needed for establishing territorial boundaries, and humanity's case country borders/nations. Humans need to be aggressive in order to establish a nation, and also nations need to be aggressive to remain stable & not be stepped on by foreign entities. In essence, humans make nations aggressive and in turn nations make humans REMAIN aggressive for the long run.

Nations make humans aggressive because nationalism divides people through pride. If someone says something offensive about a country than a citizen who may also dislike things about their nation will still attack the other person(I can talk bad about my country but you can't). Nationalism is just another thing that divides people.

Einstein-If my theory of relativity is proven correct, Germany will claim me as a German, and France will declare me a citizen of the world.If my theory is proved untrue the French will say I'm German and Germans will say I'm a Jew.

Humans are aggressive. Even hunter-gatherers and nomadic tribes engaged in some combat.

Agriculture makes us moreso. The idea is to annex farmlands for the use of your descendants and not someone else's. Or, banditry: steal from those who have.

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It's a vicious circle,.