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2/ Others however only want to talk about what America has done wrong, and show no interest in giving credence to the enlightened Constitutional principles on which we stand or to our historical ancestors who have done so much to restore those principles when they were violated.
3/ The truth is that we are both. Of 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, 41 were slaveowners - which means that from the beginning, we were both adherents to the highest aspirational principles and perpetrators of the most violent forms of transgression against them.
4/ Every generation, including ours, has contained both elements, and every generation has made its choice. Slave owners v. Abolitionists, male surpramists v. Suffragettes, segregationists v. civil rights movement. It's simply our turn. The aristocratic archetype has returned.
5/ It's important to remember we're not up against anything worse than other generations had to deal with. The point is that they did it. They pushed back on oppression and injustice and so can we. Let's not be the first generation of Americans to wimp out on doing that job.
Life is grey.
An interesting index would be how many donors you talk to, vs how many consituents. I think Pelosi for instance talks to donors at least weekly, and people from her district never
This is true, but it is also elementary. A culture of political discussion or debate that takes up any of this as revelatory, or even controversial, is, itself, a bigger problem or puzzle than anything presented by the tensions in the founding.
Serious question. How is this different from other 'groups'? Native American cultures are often romanticized for their inspirational principles yet were also perpetrators of the most violent forms of transgression. Personally, I consider both, w/emphasis on today and future.
Idk, maybe we shouldnt be following a piece of paper that was written without the input of women and minorities 
How do you explain that he original Declaration said “All men are created equal except the Indian who is a savage and is not human? Please explain. Please acknowledge this.
Is it still legal? We just it prison industrial complex now? Before that black wallstreet massacre. When slaves were freed? Where exactly do you think they went Indian reservations? Surprised Indians still around...as America has a taste for blood.
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