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Stop saying, “We all know our country is not perfect.” It’s not a sign of virtue. It’s a marker of leftist victory

Why Conservatives Need to Stop Saying “My Country’s Not Perfect”


A “Persian flaw” was originally a flaw purposely included in a handmade carpet because, the thinking was, only God could aspire to perfection. ’Tis true, too, that perfection is not a thing of this world. Given this, you may wonder why I write in my title that conservatives must stop issuing disclaimers to the effect of, “We all know our country is not perfect.” Well, consider a little analogy:

Imagine you were giving a speech in honor of your mother and opened with, “Now, we all know my mother’s not perfect.” Might there not be some stunned silence? Is it possible some listeners might view you as a bad child? Moreover, if your mother heard your disclaimer, mightn’t she be hurt?

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By Jesse W Brogan on 2024 03 13

The most effective response is always what points to unity. It is not that the US is perfect, or in need of improvement. It is that this Nation is ours; it belongs to all of us as Americans.


By Billy TwoKnives on 2024 03 13

I am a staunch Conservative, and everyone I associate with is also a staunch Conservative. Not once have I or anyone I know ever said... "My country's not perfect."


By Gary Kelly on 2024 03 19

Thank You Selwyn Duke and Jesse B. for your comment. Either "We the people" are responsible for the "experiment" to continue for future generations, even as America's Founding Father declared from the offset: George Washington in his First Inaugural Address, 30 April 1789 stated: "The preservation of the sacred fire of liberty, and the destiny of the republican model of government, are justly considered as deeply, perhaps as finally, staked on the experiment entrusted to the hands of the American People." While enemies of our Constitutional Republic strive to create a Marxist Utopia, which is beyond possible, placating their hate of America has had dire consequences for our children.



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