The idea that you could show up with nothing to your name, a no name, with a hustling spirit and a vision, and rise from the bottom to the top. This is what separated America: the social mobility.The American dream even just a couple years back (say 10+), was, you could go to California with nothing to your name, and through perseverance and dedication you could make it in either entertainment or business, and achieve great levels of influence, starting from nothing. You'd be able to figure it out: the barrier to entry was your willingness, not anything else.They didn't care about your family name or where you were born; it was about what you were becoming. America was so inspiring because it was about the hero's journey. Unlike many places in Europe and other parts of the world, where you had the elite family names and then everybody else.The true American dream was you'd start from the bottom and make it to the top and then give back once you made it to ensure others could make it as well. America was known for this social mobility, supportive and ambitious attitude, with generosity and charity.It is sad to see that it has been reduced to crypto rug pulls by a New York rich boy who received a "small loan of a million dollars," was born at the top, and now spends his time putting his name on everything and enriching his dysgenic cokehead family, thinking he's medieval royalty.The "patriots" turned out to be the biggest degenerates of them all. He is truly fitting for the times with all these egotistical weirdos everywhere. No, I am not a leftie nor do I like mainstream media.
