My grandma is a proud Lithuanian patriot. How do I convince her that the state of Lithuania is a sinking ship and it's time to abolish it?

It's no secret that Lithuania has been consistently losing citizens. Even in times when the country is doing not so bad in terms of economic output, it's still consistently losing citizens. We can't seem to stop this disappearance of Lithuanians both inside and outside of Lithuania.<br><br>I've been talking a lot to my grandma lately about this. She's a proud Lithuanian, has been to many concerts and events celebrating national pride. She's even been to two of these national pride events in the last month.<br><br>However, I have no doubt that she isn't the only one to see the writing on the wall. She's complaining about prices, women loosing their jobs, and people never coming back to the country. The state of Lithuania is a sinking ship and it's only a matter of time before it goes completely under the radar and becomes another footnote in the history books. I have no doubt that she's seeing all this stuff.<br><br>The only reason my grandma hasn't come around to the idea of abolishing Lithuania is because of the said patriotism. She doesn't want to believe that Lithuania is doomed to fail. How do I convince her about this when she hasn't wanted to listen to this stuff about it?