I don’t understand your comment. Are you saying that the phrase “we the people” is nationalist? If so, I’d disagree. It’s the first few words of the preamble to the constitution. It would be strange if the constitution didn’t specifically refer to the United States citizens. “We the people” isn’t saying “USA first,” it’s a callback to the ideal that every American citizen should be equal, without kings, as other similar documents defining the government of monarchies would be under some monarch’s authority, not “the people.” Whether that ideal has been upheld or not is a different conversation entirely, but the phrase itself as a rejection of monarchy and oligarchy is a good message to repeat against Trump and Elon.
I don’t understand your comment. Are you saying that the phrase “we the people” is nationalist? If so, I’d disagree. It’s the first few words of the preamble to the constitution. It would be strange if the constitution didn’t specifically refer to the United States citizens. “We the people” isn’t saying “USA first,” it’s a callback to the ideal that every American citizen should be equal, without kings, as other similar documents defining the government of monarchies would be under some monarch’s authority, not “the people.” Whether that ideal has been upheld or not is a different conversation entirely, but the phrase itself as a rejection of monarchy and oligarchy is a good message to repeat against Trump and Elon.