America: Super Hero Nation

by Webmaster October 22, 2012

Imagine a super-smart; super strong every man; war hero; former police commissioner; who topped it all off by becoming president of the United States!!

Doc Savage? No.

Definitely Superman, right? Nope

Batman? Gotta be Batman? Not even!

Teddy Roosevelt holds this distinction of being a larger-than-life example of what America can really produce!

President Roosevelt reminds us how using our nation’s super principles can produce results just as miraculous as those of fictional super heroes.

Our values produce real life super heroes of every size, shape and color. This universal wealth is what allows Americans to triumph.

As two political parties peacefully ( for the most part lol ) battle for the White House during a really bad economy it’s worth remembering that America, for all her faults, is still a super hero nation!

Have you found your “super ” today?

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6 comments

BATMANBEGINS THE DARK NIGHT October 27, 2012 at 4:06 pm

this is batman begins the dark night i will help this economy as soon as im done building my bulletproof suit of my batsuit im working on

Hero Boy November 9, 2012 at 4:31 am

I am greatful for his good works, but I do not see him as being a good rolemodel or a symbol of what we should/can all be. It’s a little known fact that Teddy was in fact a severe bigot. Like I said though, I do commend him on his works (because I personally am very concerned about the environment and consider myself a save the earth hippie type) but I respectfully agree to disagree with your opinion on this particular topic.
Stay true. Stay free. Stay safe.
–Hero Boy

Hero Boy November 9, 2012 at 4:43 am

http://aaenvironment.blogspot.com/2006/01/teddy-roosevelt-was-green-very-racist.html

Cap Black, Hood Conservative November 9, 2012 at 4:59 am

“He ( Theodore Roosevelt ) did not truly believe that blacks were the equals of whites, or that they could be integrated into the American social fabric. He generally accepted the prevailing idea that all nonwhites were less capable of self-rule and significant advancement in culture and science in comparison to whites. He agreed with and enthusiastically endorsed the notion that nonwhites entailed little more than a “burden” which the white races of the world must carry as part of their Christian duty. This sense of racial superiority tainted his attitudes toward blacks…”
Proves my point about his views being consistent with those of his time- the “White Man’s Burden” model favored by progressives of his day- which he was. .
So what am to do?
Hate all Whites because of past racist norms; not to mention the ones I battled in my home town?
I’m an American Black who knows just how tortured our history is pertaining to race.
I can either hate all White people because of it or extract whatever good can be found from those times.
The fact that we’ve progressed far beyond those days argues in favor of America; her values and yes, even the flawed men who governed her.
Thank you for the information.

Cap Black, Hood Conservative November 9, 2012 at 4:45 am

@Hero Boy:
There would be few men of President Roosevelt’s ethnicity & class free from bias. By that standard, I as a Black man would have to dismiss most of history’s great Americans from the past for slave ownership or possession of racist views.
Whatever his real feelings ( which I hope you’ll document ), he did accept counsel on race matters from Booker T Washington, the leading Black spokesman of that era.
They dined in the White House, with the president’s family at the table, dangerous breaches of American apartheid etiquette that touched off a national frenzy of criticism.
Racism for that time was as American as apple pie. As a Black man I can either find what good existed in those time periods or hate America.
I choose to find the good and love America while acknowledging the bad in her heritage.

Hero Boy November 20, 2012 at 2:47 pm

Very well said sir, I too agree; tis much better to take what we can from the good while also learning from past mistakes. 🙂
I’m personally Native American (Choctaw Indian), and I’ve gotten a lot of shit from people calling me a “savage” or criticising me because I appear to be stuck in the “stone ages” sometimes because I was raised to depend on me and only me when things get tough. Living in Alaska and eventually being exposed to the outside world has helped me achieve a sound foundation for me to build upon with what I already know, but yeah, I’m deeply spiritual as well (I think it runs in the family; there’s some trippy stuff about our heritage that I’ve experienced myself then later found out to be a Choctaw tradition/ritual type thing, markedly the Great White Buffalo in my dreams, the one who comes and guides me when I need guiding, which has appeared to others of in my tribe as well), but I feel pretty strongly about Rascism and most vices in general, they feel almost sickening/hurtful to me and it makes me sad a lot, this though I’ve learned to channel into more constructive outlets and it now gives me unwavering strength and determination; most markedly an inner strength.
I personally can’t think of an epitome of a rolemodel as very few can fully live up to the term without flaws, but if I had to pick one it would probably be Ghandi or the Dhali Lama, or Jesus, or Buhdda or whatever and then Ronald Reagan haha XD
Anyway, yeah, well said, I was concerned perhaps you weren’t aware of TRs rasist qaulities, and that you may be offended but I was sure to say as politely as possible (hard to not sound like a dick when talking about rascism and world leaders in the same topic haha) so yeah…very well said haha 🙂
–Hero Boy