I sure hope there are some eager posters out there. Right now I'm on mobile which limits my contextual awareness and writing but this topic can be greatly fruitful soon enough.
I will attempt to outline a simple thesis for now which will be the focus of discussion that can lead to other areas of necessity in matters of America's wars, the civil most importantly, and several acts passed by congress after various wars that had ensures the dissolution of America from its founders.
So, in keeping this simple so it isn't impossible to understand after I'm done poking my phone, here I go.
The Constitution of America, as it's unofficially known as, was created by people of an English and highly intelligent culture. Simple. Several wars have demanded changes to governing the nation to intervene globally. Simple. Several changes put into law allowed public suits by anyone but especially the newly immigrated to end at the last any semblance of the nation from its founders.
Now, a meta-political statement. The Constitution abides in nobody any longer, as its original character is now not of an English stock of people but the fuzzy-diverse kind that is only meant to serve individuals while empowering the government and politicians.
See, I'm terrible at all this. So, please do, anybody, feel free to wail about slavery, human rights, and all the rest.