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American Accountability Never Served with Equity - Equality is Never Maintained in the American Epic TaleReader comment on item: A Good Country Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 23, 2022 at 17:42 From a global perspective, being caucasian is always observed in the minority. Being an American with European heritage, this observer nevertheless was educated to the proposition that freedom was Divinely inspired and if one rejects that Divine inspiration, do not be surprised at how little it is observed by those that cannot see how America was set apart from the rest originally. Does this mean America was/is perfect? Hardly; but why is that? Why do those born to the freedoms incurred by American citizenship have to prove it is a better way fo life if properly engaged in seeing that all are served equitably? Were they all white men/women that fought constantly to keep America free? When law and order was ordained: were white men/women the only ones that felt protected when criminals (of all ethnicities) rebelled and violated the law?
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