I used to think I was introverted because I really liked being alone but it turns out that I just like my peace, and l am very extroverted around people who bring me peace.
I lean left on some issues and lean right on others. I just advocate for what's best for my family, and that doesn't always fit nicely into a political box.
Unfortunately, this type of mindset isn't tolerated in America anymore. It feels like you have to choose one or the other.
I highly recommend you find yourself a clingy (healthy) lovey dovey partner who’s super excited about you. Life is too short to spend it with someone who act like showing love is a chore.
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How has this been made acceptable in society? It’s absolutely disgusting!
Liberalism and shit parenting produced Bonnie Blue
She needs to repent and fast
It is OKAY to admit you have to do some work on yourself and release bad habits to be able to align with the things you really want. I don’t think enough of us do that.
9 nations examined in this report are more alike than different in terms of their higher and lower performance in various domains. But there is one glaring exception — the U.S.
U.S. continues to be in a class by itself in the underperformance of its healthcare sector.
“I don’t do politics”
Baby, politics is gonna do you, regardless.
Your mayor, council person, state rep, all the way up to president, do not care if you do politics or not.
The laws impact you.
It’s important that you know what is going on.
I’ve now spent hours in a room with @RobertKennedyJr, listening to him speak in both public and private conversations.
I can tell you with 100% certainty that the media portrayal of him is wildly inaccurate.
It’s borderline criminal.
He’s by far the best candidate.
Rarely do I talk to someone who says they disagree with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on policy.
It's always, "but he can't win. It's Trump or Biden."
The idea that we are so enslaved by the two-party system that we MUST vote for a lesser of two evils is entrenched in the American psyche, a product of corporate brainwashing.
Throughout history, we've had a few special opportunities to disrupt the system - but never believed in ourselves enough to vote when it counts.
In 1992, Ross Perot had the poll numbers to beat Bush and Clinton. We know now that if everyone had voted based on their polling preferences, we would've had our first independent President since, well, George Washington.
Today we stand at a crossroads in American history. For the first time in decades, we have an even greater chance of breaking the two-party system.
Joe Biden is out of the race entirely. It's a matter of time before we have a replacement.
And Trump still loses to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a landslide, according to polls.
The question is: can Americans change their mindset?
Will we realize we are truly free?
Or are we too disillusioned to rescue ourselves from the corporate stranglehold on our politics?
This is our chance... if only we dare to seize it.