This idea of the United States as a "proposition nation" is a falsehood and pure propaganda. Parker even contradicts herself in one sentence and reveals that even she doesn't believe it - "[America] was a belief made real by an implausible convention of brilliant minds and the enduring courage of generations who fought and died"

If it took generations to create America, then how can America be an idea? I am an American BECAUSE I descended from people that built this country, carved it out of the wilderness, that followed the rule of law; not because I apparently prescribe to some nebulous, always-changing set of beliefs dictated by new yorker-Israeli dual citizens.

Why doesn't the washington post write scathing articles about Japan because it doesnt invite foreigners into its country at replacement rates? Why can't white people be the majority in their own countries?