To American MGTOWers, as we arrive at the anniversary of our country's birth, what are your thoughts of the USA? Is it still our father's USA? What do you as modern men have to say about America, you men who have sworn an internal oath burned or wearied by a social culture and a system to no longer participate in the mainstream? Those forefathers who met in a Philadelphia convention hall on this experiment of democracy, those pioneers who journeyed westward to forge a whole new land, those engineers who connected an intercontinental railroad and interstate highway, erected an electric grid, built subways to skyscrapers, softwares to securities -would they be proud today?
And to add international MGTOWers out West and East, did your country keep her promise to the everyday man? Were you granted that pursuit of happiness? Did her courts protect your rights? Did her laws look on you with justice and fairness? Did her institutions of church and school encourage you to be a well-bodied head of household or electorate and pillar in your community? Did her political systems and elected public servants look out for your needs? For main street? For Average Joe? Did her businesses value your loyalty and labor amid a hypercompetitive, global age or did her corporations, Big Oil/Big Banks/Big Pharma/Big Box, seize all wealth at your taxpaying labor expense and widened inequality? Did her arts characterize the modern man with integrity and beauty? Did her values and norms respect masculinity? Did her media acknowledge your issues, too? Did her public spaces welcome you with open arms? And did her women keep faithful to that social contract?
Your thoughts, please.
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