Uriah

Liberalism (and I mean classical liberalism too) has been about resisting the natural impulse towards nationalism

We can organize ourselves around markets, rather than countries, benefit from trade, etc etc

This is not an inherently popular view. It is SELF CONSCIOUSLY and BY DESIGN a minority view. At least if we're being honest...

People aren't born preferring Smith or Keynes but they are born a certain race or strata, etc.

This is also part of the reason America is a republic, not a democracy.

The Constitution in fact is about restraining us from going all national identity beast mode and instead respecting higher republican ideals

This is what the Founding was about. America as a universal ideal, not a territory. This is not the first time this has been challenged

Nor will it be the last.