It's somewhere they can feel welcome, somewhere they belong. Poles, Frenchmen, Africans and, yes, even Russians. It is a nation that hones men into killers, true, but it is also a home for those who have none left. It is a mercenary state, built by mercenaries and for mercenaries. Civilisation lies in the individual, and can only be found when that individual is free to live and die on their own terms to fight for themselves rather than for an ideology that would take everything from them, all while promising the world. Civilisation isn't found in slavish obedience, in goose-stepping or dogma or a politician's cause. All of the races and cultures in the States may have stark contrasts between each other, but we are all equal in our passion that was lit in our hearts the day we learned what it meant to be an American.The Mercenary State stretches across all of Russia, from the bustling port of Magadan to the endless lines of bunkers and fortresses that separate the USR from what the tyrant Speer dares to call 'civilisation.' Mitchell WerBell III knows better. And if we continue to fight for it, united, we get to keep it. Whether it is against an oppressive government, or against racism and prejudice, Americans know that if we fight for it, united, we will get it. Americans know that the fight is not over, and probably never will be.
The whites in this country fought against their oppressors overseas, the blacks in this country fought against their oppressors in the south, but they both fought for their right to call this land their home, and for the freedom that comes with it. The woman, and black culture in general, is as american as apple pie and football (actual fuckin' football, you goddamn brits), and it shows because the American spirit is founded on the hardships of our ancestors. People in this thread seem to look at this and see an "anti-America", or an overbearing statement about "oh poor black me whaah".
Really does show a stark contrast between the history of black culture vs how it is today, but also serves as a reminder that the struggle isn't completely over with just yet.
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