The United States Of America Needs YOU, 2024.

In a time when unity and patriotism are needed more than ever, the United States stands at a crossroads, poised to reclaim its spirit and purpose. The heart of this great nation beats with resilience and a steadfast commitment to the values that have defined it for centuries. It's time to bring the United States back to its former glory, rekindling the flames of liberty, justice, and unity that have illuminated its path.

Patriotism is not just waving flags and singing anthems; it's a profound love for this land and its people. It's the shared belief that, together, we can create a more perfect union, where all are equal before the law and where the pursuit of happiness is not just a dream, but a reality for every citizen.

The journey to bring the United States back begins with embracing diversity. Our nation is a tapestry of different cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs, and it is this rich mosaic that makes us stronger. Let us remember the words of the Pledge of Allegiance, promising "liberty and justice for all," and let us work tirelessly to ensure that this promise becomes a living truth.

Our national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," reminds us that in moments of adversity, we can emerge stronger. By facing our challenges head-on, we demonstrate the indomitable American spirit, and we can proudly proclaim that our flag still waves, a symbol of our enduring unity and resilience.

To bring the United States back, we must also uphold the principles of democracy that define our great nation. Our Founding Fathers created a system that allows the voices of the people to be heard and heeded, where our leaders are accountable to the citizens who entrust them with their authority.

Patriotism means valuing our environment, our communities, and our future. We must protect and preserve our natural resources, and work towards a sustainable and prosperous future for generations to come. After all, true patriots understand the responsibility of being stewards of this magnificent land.

Our history is a testament to our strength in unity. Whether in times of conflict, crisis, or achievement, we have always been at our best when we stand together. We must embrace this legacy and unite for the common good, setting aside our differences in favor of our shared dreams.

In this renewed journey towards patriotism, let us remember that the United States of America is not just a place on the map, but an idea that lives in the hearts of its people. Together, we can bring the United States back to the forefront of progress, justice, and freedom. Let us rekindle the fires of patriotism and strive for a nation where liberty and justice are not just ideals but lived realities for all.

- Addison & Aaron ( Brothers - Co-Founders )

WE HAVE BEEN CULTURALLY CONDITIONED TO NOT REPRESENT OUR OWN :

We are not just Americans, We are the United States Of America. 

Using "USA" over "American" Is important for several reasons :

Precision and Clarity : Referring to the United States as "USA" provides a clear and specific identifier for the country. This is particularly important when there may be ambiguity or confusion, especially in international communications where the term "America" can encompass the entire Western Hemisphere.

Respect for Other American Nations : Using "USA" is a way to acknowledge the existence and importance of other nations in the Americas. It avoids the perception of American exceptionalism or the assumption that the United States represents the entire continent.

International Diplomacy : In diplomatic and international relations, precise terminology is crucial. Using "USA" is a matter of diplomatic etiquette, ensuring that the United States is clearly identified as the nation being referred to.

Geographic Clarity : In discussions of geography, trade, or travel, specifying "USA" helps avoid any confusion related to which part of the American continents is being discussed. It's essential for practical reasons, such as planning routes, trade agreements, or tourism.

Political Sensitivity : Some people from other countries in the Americas may find it more respectful when discussing the United States to use "USA" to emphasize the distinction between the U.S. and the rest of the American nations.

Cultural Awareness : Being mindful of cultural sensitivity and understanding the nuances of terminology is important, especially in a globalized world. Using "USA" reflects cultural awareness and consideration.

In summary, while "America" is a commonly used term to refer to the United States, using "USA" is more important NOW than it has ever been.