*Using Michelle Bachman's definition.

Yup, I am opposed to America when it acts contrary to its principles and ideals. I am anti-America if that means against inferring that some are just not "real" Americans. I hate the America that took a hundred years to even exert itself enough to guarantee the fundamental right of democracy, the vote, to everyone.

I am not "pro" stupid, knee-jerk, daddy-impressing wars, or rewarding speculators with reduced taxes for short-term capital gains, or encouraging more spoiled children of wealthy parents with reduced estate taxes, or just about anything the GOP has been flogging over my entire adult life.

I am treasonously willing to see illegal surveillance exposed, suspiciously solicitous of the welfare of non-Americans, and of course I don't support the troops, since I want them to come home and raise families instead of dying to protect the oil facilities in Iraq. I even want to release the "worst of the worst" while they're still alive and not too crazy from pointless imprisonment. Another item on my anti-American agenda is to stop being known as a country that tortures.

And to top it off, I am so seditious I think that some rights are inalienable, given by their Creator (and evolution) to all sentient humans, not just some people in one country. I am such an ingrate, a traitor to my race, that I think voting for a black man who is astronomically my superior in smarts, education, judgement, and political acumen, is a smart move. 

As Michael Moore said in "Stupid White Men", all the injuries I have experienced, whether personal or impersonal, institutional or individual, have come from white men. Sorry, it's self-preservation to vote black.