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Originally Posted by Pio1980
I've seen here in the site that there seems to be two general philosophical schools of thought on what the country should be, generally (but not specifically always) represented by the two major parties.
Partisanship aside, what is YOUR vision of what 1) the US is, 2) should be, and 3) should represent?
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Being an apolitical I've no partisanship to shed. My answer order: 1,3,2.
The US is a mess. Always has been, always will be. Just watch the news or read our history. The whole world is a mess too. It's the human condition at work. Good and bad things happen as a result of the mess. BLM being one of the good things. What the US represents is in our founding document: all men are created equal and thus have the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. To that end we the people established a state and wrote the Constitution. However the manner in which we elect the president and Senate goes against the concept of equality for all. This is correctable and should be.