States United. An Empire.
Not a Nation
I feel American is more of an ideal than it is a nationality. An in corporatists spirit, it's more of an empire of classes, those being the jetset and then the rest.
Representation for the lowest is lacking.
The melting pot of oneness is gone in lieu of actively stoking tribalism.
My feelings of kindness are all but melted away, feeling surrounded by a lot of ungrateful masses of nationalities congregating to the U.S., and offering advice on how they ran their nation into the ground and how we should preposterously be like them.
And as the ingrates tell me to apologize for having nice things, nice neighborhoods and surpluses that keep their ingratitude alive and inventing lavishness for some alleged poverty, I can only sarcastically tell them that they're "welcome". De nada. The separatism is even in declaration, touted as whatever minus-American. Americants, evidenced billions strong and continental form desiring for colonialism again. An Empire of one world is a desirable outcome for a peaceful planet, perhaps hundreds or so years away.
So, I feel like America isn't a thing yet today. Vespucciland Amerigoland. Cameroonians in Maine. Welfare for the can't get rights that should be limited in breeding and provisions for pathetic displays of uncooperative living, and absurd notions of over-kindness as a buried-head ostrich of naivety. A dodo bird.
