“And the United States must ensure that admitted aliens and aliens otherwise already present in the United States do not bear hostile attitudes toward its citizens, culture, government, institutions, or founding principles, and do not advocate for, aid, or support designated foreign terrorists and other threats to our national security.”
See here’s the thing, Marta.
In America, some of our founding principles are the reciprocal duties of citizenship, the legitimacy of military service and sacrifice, and the government’s constitutional authority to raise armies.
Your Marxist, materialist-feminist framework is in direct conflict with those principles. Not to put too fine a point on it.
You want to wrap yourself in the blanket of freedom the American Constitution provides while actively delegitimizing and rejecting the civic obligations necessary to sustain a constitutional republic.
Your ideology is poison.
Isn’t freedom supposed to be an American value? Then call things by their name: there is no freedom when men are trapped inside their own country, hunted down, and forced into the meat grinder of war—where they may be killed, maimed, or broken for life.
Isn’t free speech protected by the First Amendment? Then I will use mine. I will call Zelensky’s government what I believe it has become: corrupt, increasingly authoritarian, and sustained by a war from which powerful people benefit while ordinary people bleed.
And democracy? Spare me the slogans. There is nothing democratic about turning a country into an open-air prison for military-age men.
A country where the president controls a rubber-stamp parliament; where the Prosecutor General steals millions and flees abroad; where Zelensky's business associates run the country; where dissidents, journalists, and political opponents are killed, persecuted, or sanctioned; where people are targeted for the "wrong" language they speak; and where neo-Nazis have penetrated the defense establishment.
I am not rejecting Western values. I am taking them seriously—far more seriously than the political class that invokes them whenever convenient and discards them whenever they get in the way.
Freedom. Democracy. Human dignity. These words mean nothing if they apply only until the state decides it needs your body.
Political elites have turned noble principles into propaganda—fig leaves covering the oldest bargain in politics: ordinary people pay the price while the powerful protect their interests.
War is that bargain stripped naked.
The powerful give speeches.
The ordinary bury their dead.