This is where I stand.

I am not hostile to those who hold traditional beliefs but as Robert JonesJr. Said, “We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist.” (7)

I support migration that welcomes neighbors as our fellow citizens, to treat race as a social construct to be overcome and to accept gender as fluid and inclusive. If that is deemed extreme by this administration then let’s take another look at #5 above. (6)

I do not currently support the overthrow the US government but I do support the removal of the trump regime and a reconstruction of our country that finally accomplishes our aspirations for all people. (5)

I do not believe the current regime practices any of the teachings of Christ. As the Rt. Rev. A. Robert Hirschfeld, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, tells us it is time to take a stand, protestia.com/2026/01/12/e...

I actually am pretty much anti-Capitalism, especially the broligarchy currently in practice. I believe in a just, equitable system of distribution that puts people/nature above profits. A system of reciprocity and caring. (3)

Since these are based on tendencies and the administration’s belief then I could be placed in any of these common threads.
It is not that I am anti-American but I do question how America acts and am highly critical of our behaviors from slavery to colonialism. (2)

More from the atlas:
December 27, 1657
31 citizens of Flushing
sign the Flushing Remonstrance:
“The law of love, peace and libertie in the states
extending to Jews, Turks and Egyptians . . . .
for wee are bounde by the law of God
and man to doe good unto
all men and evil to
noe men”