American Traditional Values
As someone who grew up in the US I was always taught about Ellis Island, and the plaque at Lady Liberty's feet, and the allied victory over the Nazis, and the melting pot stuff. I was taught that our country is meant to be a place where all people can come together, to make their lives and the lives of others, better. I was taught that the US was meant to be a place with justice, and freedom, for all.
If you hate immigrants and think we should halt immigration or restrict it to European countries then we should also demolish the statue of liberty expediently. What ever happened to "give me your poor, your huddled masses" huh? Whatever happened to "we're a melting pot" huh? Whatever happened to "the land of opportunity where anyone can chase the American dream" huh?
It was all bullshit. There was no American dream. Ellis Island only worked because they didn't have half the immigration laws we do now. The melting pot was never about multi culturalism it was about assimilation.
All these people excited about mass deportation, apathetic to police brutality, uninterested in women's equal humanity, angry that queer people don't live and die in the closet, all hate the literal most core American values.
Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, with freedom and justice for All.
