Oh boy. I disagree with you, but also I wasn’t even talking about racial diversity. That’s a part of it, but also religion diversity as well.

Under a common principles understanding. There was great diversity at the time from even Europeans here…and your mentioning a naturalization law from people who did not have women or slaves as voting members of society at the time of course. We can take the spirit of the founders in this case…these things have updated of course