Frankly the notion that enslaved Africans transported to the US had the inalienable right to be free is as idiotic an idea as you can imagine. How was this right manifested? How did the writers of the D o I, many of whom owned slaves, reconcile their hypocrisy, let alone seek to enforce the rights they so proudly proclaimed? Where did they get the notion from anyway? Some kind of divine revelation, or were they just self-serving powerful men who realised that they would be more powerful if they became traitors? Lol! You have the choice between two systems. You can live somewhere where you have the right to be free and pursue happiness, but in reality your employer is free to exploit you and you will not be happy, or a system without the D o I, but where you will have actual rights, given you by your government, which you influence via the ballot box, and where incidentally your rights are better protected and you will be happier. There was a time when the USA was the flagship of freedom, where most people in most countries were both admiring and envious. That time has gone. The US will always be a superpower, because of the huge natural resources and technological power that it wields. It is no longer admirable, however. You are not alone in being beset with corruption in power. My own government is run by a man sacked from previous jobs for dishonesty, who is not sure how many children he has, whose venality, stupidity and vain glorious sense of entitlement is almost Trumpian. There is nothing exceptional about the D o I, just as there is nothing exceptional about the US. That ship sailed long ago.
