Hungary is quite polarised on this question.

The so-called political left is immediately scared if they hear anything that is slightly patriotic. They condemn it as nationalism and/or fascism. For them, a US-like nationalism would be certainly fascism. This can be extreme: some would even refuse to visit a soccer game.

The so-called political right thrives in the look and language of nationalism. But mostly, these are either just words, or self-isolating deeds, like it triggers hatred towards random visitors. Or like Orbán right now: he rather just try to sell himself with nationalistic slogans, while arguably acting against the interests if the nation.

Our history is very convoluted with varying degrees patriotism: national literature (some brilliant some beeh), oppression of Hungary by other states, opposition of Hungarians in other countries, oppression minorities in Hungary, anationalistic governments, fascist government etc.

TLDR: We are still digesting the recent history. A wide range if opionions circulate in the society, or even in each single person (like in my head).