America's Historical Past: Disintegrationists' Plan

It is alarming that an increasing number of Americans are in favor of dismantling the foundations built over 250 years, with the first step being the rejection of our shared history, beliefs, and cultural heritage. This movement towards disintegrationists threatens to unravel the fabric of American society.

The disappearance of traditional civic settlement areas is a growing concern. There is a lack of consensus on what defines America and its uniqueness. This uncertainty extends to the very definition of America itself. While the "Disintegrationists" argue for unity, their criticism of American history, philosophy, and culture threatens to divide us further.

Who are the disintegrationists? From Howard Zinn's 'A People's History of the US' to the New York Times' '1619 Project,' many modern analyses examine American history through the lens of conflicting oppressions, depicting it as a racist and corrupt experiment from its inception. They view American philosophy as a facade, masking a deeply flawed system. These critics see America's rights-based culture as a mere illusion that perpetuates traditional power structures instead of being a true vehicle for individual freedom.

Disintegrationist assaults on the values that constructed our nation are insidious as a result of they exchange every foundational perception, from the rights to free speech and self-defense to the significance of marriage and religion communities, with nothing greater than an elevated reliance on the federal government. 

This twisted disintegrationist imaginative and prescient replaces the normal “unionist” understanding that every one People are united in a shared striving towards the perfection of common beliefs.

Destroy America in Three Straightforward Steps reveals that to be a cohesive nation now we have to uphold foundational truths about ourselves, our historical past, and actuality itself—to be unionists as a substitute of disintegrationists. Shapiro provides a significant warning that if we don’t recuperate these shared truths, our future—our union —as a terrific nation is threatened with destruction.