Liberal here, trying to bring Americans back together (to unite

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Liberal here, trying to bring Americans back together (to unite against the real threat: lizard people). What do you guys think of these societal foundations:

>Personal liberty - to the extent that you don't infringe on the liberty of others. (But unlike the common lib, there is no right to not have your feelings hurt, and words alone can never count as hurt)

>Loyalty - but not to a race, country, or political party; but instead to the people who you meet and interact with in real life (your little sphere of society: friends, senpai, neighbors, coworkers, waiters, people you interact with at the store, on the bus, etc). Whoever you interact with, it's your duty to raise them up, not kick them down.

>Societal wealth to be distributed (methods: whatever works) to those who work hard - but the hardworking poor who act like upstanding members of society cannot be rewarded with less than the basics (shelter, food, safety, necessities to function, etc). That's the cost of a functioning society.

>Stop changing societal parts that are functioning. If it works, keep it going and don't mess with it - but it has to genuinely be working, and working for everyone. E.g., language is a communication tool and it works; don't make certain words verboten.

>America was founded as a nation with the vision to work hard to make a better future, and acted intelligently to get there. Honor that tradition.

Without getting into the details, which there will always be disagreement on, is this a tolerable vision for society? What's missing/what's wrong with it?