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> Culture is built up over centuries.

Well, that depends. It certainly changes ("evolves") over time, but culture can be something minor or complementary even, like "gamer culture" or "corporate culture." The American culture didn't come out of nowhere - the people who went there already had one, which was multiple millennia spanning.

Every person is an extension of their cultures, and there are major strains like Christian culture, Roman culture, the very culture of "civilization." Even if you'd move to Japan and try to assimilate, you'd still carry your cultures with you. The moment you or your children would depart, it would remanifest itself.

Which means American and European cultures aren't significantly different. It's just that Americans had different circumstances in which they existed. Our cultures could easily converge, while that of Orientals couldn't *easily* converge. The cultures of niggers, sandniggers, pajeets and jews are simply incompatible with ours. And how they do it anyway is by forcing the ideas of DEI and using trickery and propaganda to get a pass.

> never considered guns to really be a part of American culture

Well, I wouldn't blame them for not being able to foresee the future in multiple centuries. How could anybody reasonably predict even just 20 years ago that we'd mass import 3rd world trash to demographically exterminate us in our own countries?

Even if we'd be able to craft new constitutions today, things could happen in 100-500 years which were unforeseeable. The advancement of the computer and internet, and the very factor of AI for example - it already lead to weird things like ruining dating, letting the economy go nuts, a hostile corporate culture, acceleration of electricity consumption (remember Climate Change faggots who complained about it? They got quite silent about it).

And another outcome is the eradication of the jew. That would lead to unforeseeable changes. Including the Samson option, including unprecedented prosperity and peace.