Dear America,
I want to begin with this:
I love you.
I really, truly do.
I lived in your cities. I walked your campuses. I sat in your coffee shops, dreaming of building something that could change the world.
America was where I studied. Where I discovered my voice.
Where I fell in love with ideas that reshaped my life.
Where I started Mindvalley, with nothing but ambition and a belief that anything was possible.
For a full decade, you were my home.
And in many ways, you still are.
I may live elsewhere now, but I still identify as American more than anything else.
Because America—the idea of America—isn’t just geography.
It’s a frequency. A dream. A promise that inspired not just me, but billions of people around the world.
What we loved about you
We loved your optimism—the way you believed anything was possible.
We loved your rebels—the ones who spoke truth to power and rewrote the rules.
We loved your Martin Luther King Jr., whose voice still echoes across continents.
We loved your Silicon Valley, that dared to invent the future.
We loved your Apple, born in a garage, changing the way we connect.
We loved Burning Man, a wild celebration of freedom, creativity, and community in the desert.
We loved your poets, your scientists, your dreamers.
You were never perfect. But damn—you had soul.
You were the lighthouse.
The messy, brilliant, complicated beacon we looked toward for what was possible.
But lately… that light feels like it’s flickering.
What the world sees now
In just six months, this is what the world has seen:
– Threats to abandon NATO, the alliance that preserved peace for generations.
– Pointless trade wars where everyone loses.
– Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Treaty, while the Earth burns.
– And now—bombs falling on Iran.
Another unwinnable war in the Middle East.
A war your people swore they’d never allow again.
Not after Iraq.
Not after Afghanistan.
And it’s not just the outer world we see you destroy.
We see you tearing yourselves apart from within.
- Immigration raids that tear apart families and have caused LA to burn.
- Politicians who sound like children while openly taking bribes.
- Tax cuts for billionaires, while those struggling now actually have to pay more in taxes.
- A climate movement abandoned by the very country where it was born.
And yet—I’m writing this letter with an open heart.
Because I haven’t given up.
This week, I’m helping my son apply to U.S. universities. We’re preparing for a tour of East Coast campuses. Then, I’m driving from South Dakota to Yosemite, with stops at Mount Rushmore and the great open spaces I fell in love with.
I want to show my son America. Because I still believe in what America can be.
But I also cannot stay silent—not as a lover of your culture, not as a global citizen.
This spiral you’re in?
It must be named. And it must be stopped.
Because true friends don’t stay silent when they see you crashing.
The spiral was not a mystery. It was a choice.
Every war.
Every broken treaty.
Every erosion of trust.
It didn’t just happen. It was chosen through voting decisions.
By people who, often unknowingly, chose:
- Ego over empathy.
- Charisma over character.
- Soundbites over substance.
And I don’t blame you.
You were caught in a storm of propaganda. You were tired, misled, afraid.
But we need to be honest:
When you vote for leaders who enable war, destabilize peace, and govern through vengeance, you are not just voting for policy. You are voting for self-destruction.
What happened to service?
A great American president once said:
“Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” – John F. Kennedy
Another said:
“We must never remain silent in the face of injustice.” – Barack Obama
Even Ronald Reagan once called America a “shining city upon a hill.”
What happened to that America?
Now we see leaders who sow division instead of unity.
Who thrive on conflict rather than compassion.
Who look not to serve, but to rule.
And as Sun Tzu warned:
“Some men would set their own nation ablaze, just to be king over the ashes.”
Can you recognize them?
Because now more than ever, you must.
America, you’ve always known how to tell the story. Now it’s time to live it.
Think of your heroes.
The ones you’ve shown us on screen for decades.
Will Smith in Independence Day.
Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible.
They save the world, not just themselves.
They protect their families, but they also rise to a higher mission.
That’s what made us fall in love with you.
Your heroes were never selfish.
They were flawed, yes. But they stood up for something bigger.
So why, in real life, do you so often vote for the opposite?
Your vote is not just yours
I say this with love—and urgency:
Your vote doesn’t just affect your neighborhood. It affects the entire planet.
- It affects the air we all breathe.
- The treaties we all depend on.
- The peace we all hope for.
- The future our children will inherit.
This is no longer about party loyalty or economic policy.
This is about consciousness.
This is about whether the most powerful country on Earth will continue to operate from fear and ego —
Or rise into wisdom and service.
What the world needs from you now
We don’t need another American empire.
We need an American elder.
Not one who dominates. One who guides.
Not one who fears. One who serves.
Because you were never meant to be a fortress.
You were meant to be a lighthouse.
But a lighthouse cannot fulfill its purpose if it forgets to shine inward first.
You taught us to dream. Now we’re asking you to dream again.
The world doesn’t hate you.
We’re not laughing at you.
We’re just watching… and hoping.
Hoping that the America we believed in is still in there.
The next time you march in the streets,
March for all of us.
Not just for the poor or hungry in your zip code.
But for the citizens of our shared planet who need you to shine again.
And when the time comes…
Vote with your heart. And with your higher self.
The choice is yours
Not every election is a turning point.
But some are.
And the one you’re facing now?
This is that moment.
You can vote for leaders who turn the world into a battlefield.
Or vote for those who understand that true power is service.
You can choose:
- Ego or evolution
- Division or destiny
- Fear or future
The world is not asking you to be perfect.
We are simply asking you to remember who you are, at your best.
The America that marched with MLK.
That wrote the Moonshot speech.
That created iPhones, NASA, jazz, and the dream that all humans are created equal.
That’s the America we still believe in.
That’s the America the world needs.
Let that be the America you choose.
— Vishen
Founder, Mindvalley
Citizen of Earth.
Forever shaped by the promise of America.
PS: This letter isn’t just mine—it’s a conversation we all need to have. I’d love to hear how this landed for you. What do you believe America still stands for? What does it need to stand for?
Share your comments below.
Let’s make this a space for reflection, dialogue, and hope.
512 Responses
Vishen, I have followed your work for years and have been inspired by your teachings on consciousness, energy, and awakening. But I have to be honest. This post left me disappointed.
You speak of bombs and politics, yet remain silent on the thousands of children missing due to open borders, the women raped, the kids trafficked, the families torn apart, and the drugs destroying communities silently. These are not just side issues. These are real lives. Real energy. Real darkness.
If we are going to talk about consciousness, we cannot only amplify the frequencies of outrage, blame, and fear. That is not elevation. That is distortion.
You once taught us to tune out the noise, to protect our frequency, and to question the narratives designed to divide. What happened to that?
As one post beautifully said:
They want you distracted.
They want you angry.
They want you afraid.
But this is not just about nations. It is about energy.
This is not political. This is spiritual warfare disguised as news and ideology.
I say this with love and clarity. I live in the United States. I am raising a beautiful soul here. And I believe in truth, even when it is uncomfortable.
You have a powerful voice. Please use it to unify, not polarize.
We need leaders who help us rise in frequency, not fall into fear loops masked as activism.
Still holding the vision of a conscious America.
But one that includes all truths, not just the convenient ones.
Sadly, America is off my travel list for now, which means not visiting my family and friends over there. I earned my first degree in the US and have been there many times since. However, it doesn’t feel safe anymore. And we were laughing at the absurdity of American politics until we saw the impact on our whole world. Thank you for sharing. Hot travel tip: take burner phones to the US when you go. This is what it’s come to!
Please don’t support dt. He is the reason for this mess here in America. I was so disappointed to see that you visited the WH not long ago and I said he was a man that doesn’t align with your vision, values, or beliefs. You are an inspiration to so many of us. Thank you for creating Mindvalley.
Wow Vishen. That was a well written piece. But, respectfully, you are way off base. What’s really going on is not what you think you are seeing. If a group of people was controlling and manipulating things for generations and they were deeply entrenched, don’t you think they’d complain loudly that somebody was taking them down? Bc that is exactly what is happening. They have controlled the media so their truth is presented and the real truth is inverted. When they say Orange Man, Bad, yesh. It’s bad for them and their system and that they are losing control. Do they want everyone to think and say that things are bad. There are hidden technologies that they have kept hidden and that they are using.
Not to mention the truths that are coming out about their treatment of children and their religious practices. This IS real.
Lots of info out there : Michael Jaco, Juan O Savin, David Nino Rodriguez, Luis Herms, Cultivate Elevate. David Wilcock, David Icke, Patriot Underground, Gene DeCode, many more
Vishen, very well written. I admire and respect your vision at mind valley and how you’re changing the world of inner work and helping so many people myself included! So thank you for that.
There are many views in politics, and for some this may look like a disaster. For others the last 4 years have actually been a disaster starting all the wars. Incompetence and lies running our country.
So are your words the honest truth and reality? Maybe for some.
For others it instills hope.
How? By deactivating a nuclear threat it in itself is bringing two sides some think this is the greatest thing others think this is the worst way of going about this.
So what is the truth?
Each person has to ask himself the real questions. Choose to not be a victim of the leaders, choose to be kind and instill hope in others. No matter who is president.
Ty
As I approach my wisdom years living in America, it is given me perspective of events that are almost unfathomable occurring now. What happened? Clearly we’re in throws of a major shift. We can’t sustain spending on our dominance and we must transform into something else. Knowing oneself and connecting to nature will pull us through. Like the Squirrel crossing the road, when approached by danger and uncertainty almost always goes back to where it came. We must move forward and transform ourselves like the butterfly. Let’s do this!
I am so disappointed in this blog but you are certainly entitled to your peaceful opinion. I have the utmost respect for what you have accomplished with Mindvalley and I have been a member for many years. I am currently enrolled in Manifestation Mastery. I live in America and have witnessed riots, store lootings, murders, and the most blatant lies imaginable from politicians and the media, especially in the past 4 years when we had a president with unacknowledged dementia. What you are seeing now in America is a recovery operation. You would never be able to run Mindvalley like we have been managed. You would be out of business in days. Give us a chance to clean up the mess. When you come to America this year, talk to Americans instead of listening to biased media. You will find that we are strong and hopeful again. The American people spoke in the election with our votes. We have only had 5 months. Please continue to enlighten us with Mindvalley, but otherwise open your mind to America.
Dear Visian
I read your letter briefly, and I find myself both agreeing and disagreeing with you at the same time. The world is not black and white, and your message seems to overlook some important complexities.
You fail to mention that Iran has long fueled proxy wars, funded terrorism, and contributed to the destabilization of the Middle East. The regime openly supports groups like Hamas, pushing extremist ideology and hatred, and has made it an explicit goal—rooted in religious extremism—to seek Israel’s destruction.
It’s also important to remember that Gaza has been hijacked by Hamas. The Iranian regime supplies weapons and support, using civilians as human shields and placing missile infrastructure within populated areas in Israel. At the same time, Iranian nuclear facilities have been targeted for very real reasons, as their regime threatens not only Israel but the broader region.
Nearly 80% of Iranian citizens want freedom from this oppressive regime. Yet your letter paints a simplistic picture of victimization, without acknowledging these deeper realities.
Everyone desires to live in security, peace, and prosperity. But when we reduce complex situations to stark narratives of good versus evil, victims versus villains, we blind ourselves to truth and risk spreading dangerous propaganda. No nation is perfect, including America, but there are far more oppressive and violent regimes in the world.
Above all, I believe we need to start within ourselves. Each one of us must look inward, change what is inside, and cultivate greater understanding and compassion. Otherwise, what we project into the world is only judgment and division. If we begin with the self—committing to inner change—there is no other choice but for the world around us to begin to change as well. Because in the end, love is greater than everything.
No one wants war—certainly not the people caught in the middle of these conflicts. But the world is in a state of chaos, not by accident. The violence we see now is the result of long-standing tensions and dangerous ideologies that have finally erupted—like a pimple coming to the surface.
I hope we can have a more thoughtful and nuanced conversation that honors the full complexity of this situation and avoids the trap of black-and-white thinking.
Love and peace.
Thank you, Vishen, for your openness and for being unafraid to share your thoughts about the current situation here in America. I am with you. There is so much unnecessary chaos in the country right now. Our domestic issues and foreign policies could have been dealt with and managed better. Given the incompetent and heartless leadership from the top down, I am not sure where we are heading other than more chaos and unpredictability. We need elected officials and the people to stand up and oppose this government’s divisive and destructive policies and leadership. Unfortunately, the Supreme Court is useless, as well, given its current leadership.
Dear Eric,
It is not. The whole world is watching and only those consuming certain types of news think the way you do. You should consider watching or listening for something completely different for two months, and then re-read this post afterwards. You will read it in a completely different way and you will realize it is absolutely not a political post. Try it, you will see.
Best,
Dear Vishen,
1). Los Angeles did NOT Burn. What you saw on the news/media reports was FRAMED to elevate your nervous system response. I would expect YOU to know that. And for reference I was there at the time of the so called UNREST. (my eyes are rolling, go look at the Rodney King Riots, then we can talk about LA burning).
2). The United States is NOT “All Humans are created equal” it is “all men are created equal”, and that referred to Educated White Men who owned property at the time of writing of the document referenced. The rest of us have been informed to get in line behind them from the beginning.
3). Will Smith & Tom Cruise are actors, playing fantasy characters made up in Hollywood scripts intended for the entertainment BUSINESS for PROFIT. They are NOT Politicians, Lawyers, or Nobel Prize Winners.
Perhaps this will shift perception regarding your view.
Im American, I left 34 years ago; not because I hated my country, I longed for adventure Asia, Europe the old country/ history.
I’ve ALWAYS voted and with ♥️.
It breaks my ♥️ to see the great work we had done in diversity, civil courage, helping each other in the 60s, 70s,80s seem like a faded dream. It seemed we had come so far. Now it seems if those landmarks have disintegrated. It is heartbreaking for me. I vote with my ♥️ but still here we are.
I am waiting for the rise of an America where we admit our wrong doings, apologize, make reparations, and more on forward better than we have ever been because we are FINALLY on solid ground!!!
May we RISE in dignity above this all.
AMEN 🙏😇🌹♥️☀️💎
So- here’s a clear, no-fluff breakdown of why a spiritually led company owner publicly taking political sides — especially when they profit from a brand or company — can be deeply problematic:
⚖️ 1. Spiritual “Authority” Is Meant to Transcend Politics
• A spiritual leader’s role is to guide hearts, not inflame camps.
• The minute they declare allegiance to a political side, they risk turning spiritual truths into ideological weapons.
• Their influence becomes conditional — only valid if you vote “correctly” — which is spiritual manipulation.
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💼 2. Mixing Profit with Political Preaching Is Dangerous
• If their company sells retreats, courses, coaching, or books, they’re profiting off people’s spiritual trust.
• When they politicize that space, it becomes transactional tribalism:
“Believe what I believe — or you’re not welcome in my version of awakened living.”
• That erodes trust and opens the door to accusations of exploitation, bias, or even spiritual abuse.
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🔥 3. They Risk Alienating, Dividing, and Harming Their customers…. Or “Flock”
• People come to spiritual work for healing, clarity, belonging — not to be shamed or “corrected” for voting differently.
• Harshly judging “the other side” can:
• Cause deep spiritual wounding for followers who feel unseen or demonized.
• Silence dissent in the community.
• Turn what should be a sanctuary into a political echo chamber.
• They may lose followers, damage lives, and permanently fracture relationships they were meant to mend.
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⚠️ 4. They May Open Themselves Up to Legal Risk
• If they label or shame individuals or groups, and especially if names or affiliations are mentioned, they could face:
• Defamation suits
• Discrimination claims
• Even violations of tax-exempt status (if it’s a nonprofit entity)
• Companies and spiritual brands are usually advised to steer clear of partisan politics for this reason.
. Even the implication that something is a failure could be considered defamation in some cases.
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🕊️ 5. They Miss a Higher Calling: Being a Bridge
• The true power of spiritual leadership lies in being a unifier — someone who invites all perspectives into a space of deeper awareness.
• When they take sides, they stop being a guide and become just another pundit — but cloaked in robes or yoga pants if they’re seen as a guru and collecting a profit, it may be recipe for disaster?
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✨ In Summary:
Spiritual leaders have a sacred trust.
When they drag that trust into the mud of politics:
• They trade truth for tribalism.
• They fracture their community.
• They shrink the size of the table they were supposed to keep open.
And when they’re selling that spiritual work, it gets really complicated.
BOTTOM LINE: There’s a way to speak to justice, values, and truth — without scorning half the world.
Speaking into that path could be part of the solution andwhat real spiritual unification and understanding looks like to me ???
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Thank you very much for the insightful comments, I hope those who do not share those views will read your words carefully to reflect on them.
Yours truly,
I guess you would have also preferred that Hitler not be stopped?
I feel your pain but it sounds like you have been affected by the propaganda originating from Russian bots. Agreed, it would not be wise to leave NATO, but it is unlikely going to happen. The tariffs are reciprocal tariffs, the other countries may just not call them a tariff but subsidize their own industries, which acts like a tariff to other countries. While we need to take care of the earth, climate change is overhyped and some of these so called “green” energy sources have been pushed into the market, hiding how harmful they are for the environment – we need to look at all aspect, not just a few that fit the agenda. Iran has been calling Israel the little Satan and America the great Satan. The regime was only days away from a nuclear bomb. The horrific Iranian regime has imprisoned, tortured and murdered many Iranians and foreigners who voiced their discontent. Bombing the Iranian regime is giving the people of Iran hope, they are starting to regroup, this is their chance to overthrow the regime. America has assisted in the liberation of the Iranian people. With a regime as evil as the Iranian regime, a regime that only understands violence, bombs are the only option or the last resort. We all want peace but few a willing to use force to bring about peace.
There is Amerikkka and Amerika which you describe in your post. Trump is a frump who is riding the wave of of the moment. As a cynical opportunist Frump has no competition. He is the worst of the worst type of false American. The true America is spelled with a “c” standing for Light (Lift) and Consciousness that has no beginning, end, or tired storyline. The Future is now and the field of all possibilities is open to all who wish to creatively contribute to a future that is worth living and in alignment with principles like diversity, equity, inclusion. A demogogic, narcissistic, mercantilist pretender is the shallow shadow side of Amerikkka/Amerika (K is for Kremlin) which is having its last hurrah before entangling itself in a witch’s brew of lies, deceit, and corruption that it cannot overcome. The Real God we trust in America is not the phony one produced by the technologically enhanced brain but rather The Eternal One who is the embodiment of Love, Harmony, Beauty beyond spacetime illusions. It’s time to turn our votes into vetoes and bring this Frumpian circus to an end. Thank you, Vishen, for articulating The Truth about the Real America and giving Us a forum to deconstruct this monstrosity that has so ominously arisen.
Vishen,
Your message is beautiful — and essential. Not only for America, but for our evolution as a species. I deeply support your expression of the collective crisis of conscience we are facing at this pivotal time.
We are feeling the pain of a backlash against generations of progress — a push against the forward motion toward a more just society. Yet that pain is also a call: to heal our trauma, confront our hatred and fear, and live together in the pursuit of justice and happiness.
You’ve eloquently reminded us that empathy — truly caring for others — is the root of that progress. Upholding the rights enshrined in law through movements for civil rights, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial equality has always pointed us toward a better society. These aren’t isolated issues. They are all part of the vision of a world where all people and creeds can live without violence, connected by trust and understanding.
In recent months, it has felt as if we are sliding backward — into old fears and prejudices many of us believed we had begun to move beyond. We are again reminded how fragile progress can be, and how necessary it is to see ourselves in one another.
History — from the world wars to countless social struggles — shows us that hatred born of misunderstanding leads only to destruction. Healing begins when we embrace difference, and recognize ourselves in the other.
The hard-won victories of the past — women’s rights, racial equality, social protections — must not be forgotten. We must continue that path by feeding the hungry, caring for children once they’re born, and protecting the Earth — recognizing that planetary health is tied to the love we extend to each other.
True democracy seeks to level the playing field, learning from past errors and lifting up our neighbors through understanding. That spirit gives rise to joy — a creative force that changes the world for the better.
Your message carries a compass. It reminds us that the way forward is through love, not fear. That prejudice and disconnection are not our destiny. That we share this blue rock together, and through love, trust, and imagination, we can go beyond borders — to discover the wondrous nature of our true selves.
This is the dream Dr. King spoke of — and it is still alive. America, at its best, has stood as a beacon for that dream, recreating itself again and again. If we continue to live guided by love, we may finally realize the promise: that the pursuit of happiness is a right for everyone — and a future we can all share.
Wow🌟🌟🌟💫
This message was so inspiring and uplifting.Thank you for sharing and generating the new life force based on love and not hatred and control. We all need to do our part to make the WORLDS. A better place for all of humanity.
Much Love
D
Perfect — here’s a respectful open reply that keeps the tone warm and thoughtful, but systematically challenges the naivety, emotional framing, and narrow lens of the original letter. You can use it as-is or tweak it to suit your voice:
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🗽 An Open Reply to “An Open Letter to America”
From Someone Who Also Loves This Country — But Sees a Much Bigger Picture
Dear Author,
First, let me say: I understand your emotion. I recognize your affection for America, and I hear your frustration, confusion, and concern.
Many of us feel those things — and have for years.
But after reading your letter carefully, I believe you’re seeing only part of the picture.
A powerful, moving part, yes — but also a limited, sometimes selective, and occasionally unfair one.
So here’s my open reply, not as a rejection of your message, but as a deeper conversation — one that doesn’t simplify the complexity of this country or its people.
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🇺🇸 America Was Never Simple
You speak of a lost America — a “shining city on a hill.” But that America never truly existed in the clean, glowing form you describe.
It was always messy. Always flawed. Always a work in progress.
Yes, the U.S. gave us Martin Luther King Jr., NASA, and jazz. But it also gave us Jim Crow, Vietnam, and corporate lobbying. The duality you feel now is not new. It’s just more visible.
Real patriotism means embracing the whole story, not just the idealized one.
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🌍 The “Global View” You Mention Is Real — But Not Universal
You say “the world is watching.” But which world?
Not all of it sees America the same way.
Some see America as an arrogant empire. Others see it as the last line of defense against rising authoritarianism. Some resent its influence. Others flee tyranny for a chance at its freedom.
The global view is not monolithic. Neither is the American one.
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🧠 The Spiral You Mention Has Deeper Roots
You blame the current chaos on ego, bad voting, and propaganda. But that misses the real driver: systemic failure over decades.
People didn’t vote “for ego.” They voted out of despair, disconnection, or distrust of a political and economic machine that seemed to ignore them.
They weren’t misled — they were abandoned. And they reacted, not always elegantly, but understandably.
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🧾 About Those Specific Claims:
• NATO concerns weren’t about abandoning peace — they were about paying fair shares.
• Paris climate withdrawal didn’t stop the U.S. from leading in emissions reductions.
• Immigration policy was broken long before 2016, and remains broken in 2025.
• Trade wars had a cost — but also revealed deep imbalances with countries like China.
• Politicians taking bribes? That’s a bipartisan feature of our system — not a party-specific glitch.
These aren’t signs of collapse. They’re signs of a system groaning under decades of contradictions, bad incentives, and top-down narratives that finally lost credibility.
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💡 What You Call Division, Others Call Awakening
You mourn the loss of national unity. But maybe what we’re seeing is the end of pretend unity — and the rise of long-overdue conversations.
• Working-class Americans on the left and right are now questioning the elites who failed them.
• People across demographics are rejecting corporate and political gaslighting.
• More Americans now know how media, tech, and money shape opinion. That’s not regression — that’s progress.
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🗳 Your Vote Doesn’t Belong to the World
You write that Americans should vote for the planet, not just themselves.
But respectfully — that’s not how sovereignty works.
Every nation exists primarily to protect its own citizens. That’s not selfish. That’s how peace is preserved in a world of conflicting interests.
The U.S. does bear a heavy burden. But it cannot — and should not — sacrifice its people on the altar of global perception.
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🌟 Service Looks Different to Different People
You invoke JFK, Obama, and Reagan. Great quotes — but all from presidents who also presided over war, surveillance, or inequality.
And “service” doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone.
For some, it means fighting for climate justice.
For others, it means defending borders, tradition, or the unborn.
You may not agree with their version of service — but that doesn’t make them blind or evil.
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🌱 What I Wish You’d Said
Instead of dividing Americans into “evolved” and “ego-driven”…
Instead of assuming people vote wrong because they’re brainwashed…
Instead of assuming America is flickering out…
I wish you had asked the deeper question:
What truths are people on all sides trying to express — even clumsily — that we’ve ignored for too long?
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🙏 Let’s Be Honest
America is not dying. It’s waking up — painfully, noisily, and unevenly.
It is still:
• The most generous nation in disaster relief
• The source of vast innovation and free thought
• The destination millions still dream of
And yes, it’s flawed. Deeply. But that’s not new — and it’s not fatal.
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❤️ My Hope
My hope is that your son sees not just the monuments and the myths…
…but the arguments. The grit. The chaos.
And understands that’s what freedom really looks like.
Thank you for your love of this country. But please — before you ask Americans to “be better,” try first to understand why they’re angry, guarded, or skeptical.
Because if you truly love America, you’ll love all of it — even the parts still in process.
Warmly,
A Fellow Believer in a Truer America and more AwAke America….seeking TRUTH …….someone who has no interest in companies who choose up sides and keep the division going— by making judgments ALOUD rather than suspending them, we reveal our limited view and finite mind and potentially lose some of audience???
Chat GPT
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