With Democracy In Mind

Intelligence, and intelligence clear. This is able and supported by knowledge clear. Though in school, was your learning by afforded clear knowledge? But how is your knowing this, if your mind is clouded, and accustomed so is your seeing from in such cloudiness? Such cloudiness as having become your norm, and also the norm others, those others who you are interactively among everyday.

America’s constitution includes three words, and written large. Bravely so, seriously so, written large.  The words, “We The People”. And most Americans think themselves this, one of those included in the written, “We The People”. And thus, they think democracy.

Those who contributed, and seriously so, to the existence The Constitution, and this more than two hundred years ago, these were the people, the people establishing a new nation. These were the “We” in “We The People”, but not us. They were the contributors, the establishers, and the ones the written refers to, but not us. We are the posterity of them, the entrusted posterity of them, and while honorable is this, we are not them who established this nation then new.

We are not “We The People”. Only those who founded America, and contributively so, are them, were them. This is the truth, the recognizable truth, by the reading clear. We should not identify with a mirrored image of thinking, but read as was written. Read from their point of view, from their time. From their view in time. To clearly read.

Though we are not those having founded America, and are not their thinking of view, their view before the existence constitutional America, and their thoughtfulness for the sakes others, is enjoyable so emulating their thinking the like we are them, the like we also are “We The People.” And also our purpose is of the written, “We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

While we are not dutied with the forming, the establishing, the insuring, the providing, the promoting and the securing, for the existence true a nation new, and such serious effort the need for this the truth ourselves, we are dutied with maintaining and supporting that as is our inheritance. As is an inheritance, because the earning was not by ourselves, but was by others. Though maintaining and supporting our inheritance is dutily ours for the sake ourselves and also our posterity, and sometimes this is costly to ourselves by considerations for not only ourselves, but also for others having not yet their first breath. And those Americans aware this and also with this, they are a sharing in the glory of success and also the envisionment, the envisionment such a view, by such serious effort as is sometimes the need for America maintained and supported, for America the continuance and a betterment as originally envisioned. And as opportunitied a betterment the more by constitutional provisions.

Democracy is more than only in mind. Democracy is an experience, an everyday experience. And this experience is relative also the physical, the physical everyday experience, than for only in mind.

“We The People”, than the aristocrats, than the governors, than the king, than the emperor, and than the imperialists. This their intentional meaning, messaging. “We the people…    secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

“…secure the blessings of liberty…” Reads quite clear, by my thinking.

Many have read "We The People" as though law, as though guaranteeing democracy. However, "We The People" is not law nor definitional, but a statement. A very influential statement, and a statement communicating the agreed and seriously supported thinking of those having revolutioned and having then founded constitutional America. Constitutionally, the opportunity for democracy is established. An opportunity havable and maintainable, or losable. But a statement, a statement of preamble in preamble, than also written as law, than also written in the context of  law as law.

The statement "We The People" guarantees nothing. Though in mind, because of the mirroring effect of those words, and education not afforded about this, illusionally can seem "We The People" is law and thus lawfully guarantees a democracy kind of government.

The truth, simply the truth, sets us free? Well, certainly the truth can set our minds free, and this can help us be free for staying free.

Quite clear is the fact, knowing history, any misleading by those having founded the United States of America was not intentional. And by their agreement with such a statement, also clear is the fact that they were not self centered about themselves, not a vanity, but a thinking advanced in fairness. And motivational so is fairness, this influential the citizenry in time, the citizenry the primary essential resource of any existing nation.

From where did each those having founded America come from, but from the low status of each themselves as colonists. Colonists of an empire recognizing them not as having the rights of empire subjects, though by the whole truth, they each were also and equally human beings. The experiences and the knowledge of such unfairness, where and in which family each themselves born not their responsibility, contributed to their thinking and inevitable bold statement "We The People". Quite hierarchical was the empire having ruled them, and was stubbornly determined to rule them all their lives. In their fair thinking, on earth progressively their more fair thinking, certainly the divine was with those having founded America.

Certainly, we are not those having founded America. We are not them. But, we are the people who are America this day, and a matter is this as we each are a matter. Though remember we should, and seriously so, democracy is more than only in mind. Democracy is an experience relative the physical, also the physical, and is physically an experience everyday. Respecting President Kennedy's ofference of thinking for the sake this nation America, perhaps supporting democracy is what you can do for your country, than need ask what you can do, because also in the morrows, supporting democracy thinking and an everyday experience is important so.

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