That kind of goes to my point. The US is not the largest country as far as land, nor is it the oldest country, in fact it is the youngest of most developed nations. It was built as a multi-cultural melting pot of immigrants from all over the world and it achieved amazing progress is most areas of development making it a world leader in economics, entertainment, pop culture, military, technology etc etc etc.
You’re fighting against the tide trying to change something that is a basic principle of what our country stands for, what it was built on, and what has accelerated it to the top spot in the world.
Now I understand you might have personal feelings about race and culture that go against the values of this nation and a place like Poland may fit your personality better. I’m curious why you don’t live there?
A.) The U.S.A Founding Fathers were White Supremacists, for a White nation, as their immigration act the Naturalization Act of 1790 specifically stated, that only free Whites of good character were to become U.S.A citizens.
If you believe otherwise, why do you follow the values against the Founding Fathers?
B.) Singular European countries of much smaller sizes still can beat the U.S.A when outnumbered.
For example, who's the American physicists like Sir Isaac Newton, who's America's astronomer like Copernicus, who's the American classical composer like Mozart, who's the American philosopher like Nietzsche, who's the American writer like Shakespeare, who's the American artist like Monet, who's the American poet like Adam Mickiewicz, why does Germany make more cars than the U.S.A etc. etc.
C.) Many of the greatest Americans, were recent immigrants from Europe, including Nikola Tesla, Wernher Von Braun, Enrico Fermi, Alexander Graham Bell, Einstein, Igor Sikorsky, Miecyslaw G. Bekker, George Garnow, Oppenheimer, Henryk Magnuski, Louis Chevrolet, Zworykin, Anthony Francis Lukas
etc. etc.
or
from recent immigrant White families like Henry Ford, Frank Piasecki, James Watson, Thomas Edison, Steven Wozniak, Steve Jobs, John Atanasoff, Walter Golaski, Harley, and Davidson.