Let me say up front, these are honest questions. I'm not trying to troll either side of the political aisle. I see the MAGA hats on one side of the political aisle and I hear the Democrats asking questions that I'm going to repeat. I'm just after your real input.
I hope that those who oppose Trump will allow this discussion with as little interruption as possible. Thank you in advance for well thought out responses.
1) When do you think America became great?
2) What made America great?
3) When did America begin to lose its greatness?
4) What are the reason (s) you think we are not a great nation today?
5) How can we measure the idea of greatness?
1) White People
2) White People
3) Less White People
4) Less White People
5) White People
Happy? And no I am not a "trump supporter"
I appreciate your honesty, but the thread is an effort to see if what Donald Trump wants is consistent with WHEN America was great.
There is one thing we should be able to concede; however, modern America only responds with the accusation of "
racist," but I will share this observation with you:
ALL of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution were white. The Constitution gave Congress one and only one area of jurisdiction over foreigners. It is in Article I Section 8 of the Constitution and reads as follows:
"
The Congress shall have Power... To establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization"
Within a few months, Congress fulfilled this duty and the FIRST naturalization law states as follows:
"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled, That any Alien being a free white person, who shall have resided within the limits and under the jurisdiction of the United States for the term of two years, may be admitted to become a citizen thereof on application..."
naturalization laws 1790-1795
My research bears out that the 14th Amendment which, supposedly, made all races equal was
illegally ratified.
The Fourteenth Amendment is Unconstitutional - Judge L.H. Perez
https://constitution.org/14ll/no14th.htm
Was the Fourteenth Amendment Constitutionally Adopted? | Abbeville Institute
My personal beef with the 14th Amendment is that it nullified the Bill of Rights and eliminated
unalienable Rights. When judges, lawyers, historians, legal researchers, civil libertarians, etc. are all coming to the same conclusion, it is worthy of its own discussion (though it will never get a good hearing on this board.)
In
YOUR favor, however, there would be no such thing as so - called "
anchor babies," a million new citizens being naturalized (most being from non-white countries as intended), and many anti-white laws would be rescinded if the 14th Amendment was found to have no basis in fact.
So far, the years mentioned when America was great was when the posterity of the founders controlled the government. That would be the white race. So, it's confusing to me and I really don't have the answer here:
Trump and his supporters are multiculturalists. They say they don't care how people come here, provided they do so
"legally." So, somehow we're going to make America great again, but we're also going to invite foreigners to become citizens - and with dual loyalties to boot to become part of our body politic.
Those people realize what I just told you so they have a silent, but deliberate agenda to commit acts of genocide against the white people. And THAT is one of the things that drove me to start this thread. If America was great when we had a homogeneous society, comprised of white people in charge, how do we make America great again by giving people with an axe to grind against the posterity of the founders an equal say in the body politic?
I'm sure Trump supporters haven't thought this conundrum through, but maybe your post will open the door for them to fill in the blanks for me.
the "masses" have been mal educated! (not uneducated...taught wrong). 
