We are at a pivotal moment in history, when some are being hated to make others feel superior and righteous. One cannot help but wonder if the public will ever wake up and take a stand.
On one hand, we have people who have empathy and compassion, and the other side, we have people who vote against their own interests, who have been taught for generations to hate, based on religious, cultural (race), social status, and manufactured pride in being born white, Christian, from invented better neighborhoods/types of towns/rural or urban areas based on the ideology the were raised with.
One side has the laws on their side, mainly because the other side who screams the loudest about how unfair the laws are, either votes for the very people who wrote and maintain those 'unfair' laws OR they don't vote at all.
I, the Arizona Mildman, hope this inspires you to;
1) think about the problem and admit to yourself that WE ALL created the problem because it didn't affect us directly and so it seemed so small that it wasn't really important.
2) figure out a commonly considered (among our peers, which will take discussing it with others, including our own families),
and,
3) when you figure out who to vote for, based on their past decisions and legislative actions (which takes some research), including apathetic actions, then, you TAKE THE ACTIONS (plural) to vote for people who aren't corrupted by money or promises of power, and then inform them of the changes that you want to see happen.
Just whining on social media, although it helps everyone understand our positions on things, and gives us a small feeling of personal gratification for a minute, doesn't do anything without following through with the action of being the change that you want to see in ourworld.
Have a nice evening!
One side has the laws on their side, mainly because the other side who screams the loudest about how unfair the laws are, either votes for the very people who wrote and maintain those 'unfair' laws OR they don't vote at all.
I, the Arizona Mildman, hope this inspires you to;
1) think about the problem and admit to yourself that WE ALL created the problem because it didn't affect us directly and so it seemed so small that it wasn't really important.
2) figure out a commonly considered (among our peers, which will take discussing it with others, including our own families),
and,
3) when you figure out who to vote for, based on their past decisions and legislative actions (which takes some research), including apathetic actions, then, you TAKE THE ACTIONS (plural) to vote for people who aren't corrupted by money or promises of power, and then inform them of the changes that you want to see happen.
Just whining on social media, although it helps everyone understand our positions on things, and gives us a small feeling of personal gratification for a minute, doesn't do anything without following through with the action of being the change that you want to see in ourworld.
Have a nice evening!
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