Was debating someone on Americas original vision & how it was closer to nazi Germany than it is to our modern view. Here's a good argument against these ppl pushing mass immigration from other countries(I'll delete this later so the channel isn't spammy).
"You’re not upholding the founders’ original intent, though. You’re applying a modern moral framework to their words & then treating that reinterpretation as if it were their actual vision(& you don't support their original vision. You support some new version). When Jefferson wrote “all men are created equal,” he was speaking within the political context of the Enlightenment — arguments against monarchy, hereditary rule, & aristocracy — not advocating for modern racial egalitarianism. The founders did NOT articulate a vision of America as a global melting pot. That idea emerged much later(from a zionist jew friends with the creator of zionism). So what you’re supporting is not the founders’ vision, but a contemporary reinterpretation of it. Our founders were very clear that America was to be a melting pot of Europeans. You don't support that. You’re assuming that classical liberal principles automatically produce modern egalitarian outcomes. But the founders didn’t interpret those principles that way. They applied them within the social, cultural, & racial views of their time. You’re taking the abstract principles & are replacing the original context with your own modern moral framework — & then claiming that’s what the founders “really meant.”. Because if they didn't mean that(& they cleary didn't), that means you don't actually support their vision. Or the vision of the majority of the country for 80% of its history. Which was a vision that America was a country of Europeans— made by and for Europeans. Which is also the view all foreigners had of America up until more recently. So everyone in the world knew this until we had a CIA cultural revolution & coup(until boomers). The founders views on the racial makeup of America lasted until the hart-cellar act in the 60s. Almost all of our history. & that act was intentionally done to subvert the White race & to subvert the founders original intent. Which they made clear in writings or by literally passing a law saying only White men can become citizens. So up until the 60's— America was closer to an ethno-state than to what your new vision for it is.
So, did our founders intend for America to be filled with a bunch of immigrants from Bangladesh and Thailand? No, & this was very clearly not their vision. So by supporting this, you don't actually support their vision.
Is it true that up until the 60's the vast majority of Americans viewed America as a White nation for White ppl? Yes, & you don't support this. You support the opposite. So you not only don't support our founders vision, you don't support the vision that almost every American had up until the cultural revolution of the 60s.
So you're now reinterpretating what they meant, misrepresenting them, & are using that to push a vision for America they would have hated. Especially Thomas Jefferson.
This view that America was always meant to be for everyone has led us straight into tribal hell, isn't working, & young White ppl HATE it.
Also, when you use God as a way to push your race agenda, you're leaving out the fact that God created the different races and ethnicities. And also that it's the satanists(J's) that are pushing race mixing and multi racial nation states. Which means you could actually make the argument that those of you supporting this policy are actually implementing the will of satan, because that's who these ppl work for."
