I was raised in the 50's/early 60's. American history was my favorite subject, and we were taught a not too realistic version of that history: we were the good guys, the ones in white hats, who always fought on the side of truth and justice. The Vietnam War changed all that for myself, and many others in my generation. I had to learn that the idealized version of history I had been taught was a form of patriotic propaganda. Yet, here it is decades later, and I still believe, despite our flaws and many problems, that we created something here in 1789 that is well worth protecting. I never did kill the idealistic view of my nation in which I had been raised. So, when we are attacked, be it physically, or via cyber warefare, yeah, I still care.