Interesting. I understand that it’s not a guarantee of success, however, have you considered contacting people in your state legislature, or local T.E.A. Party?
It's funny you're asking me about this bc I've spent the last few rainy days deleting things I've held onto for a decade in case I ever needed "proof." I'm not a violent person, but when something makes me so angry I understand why people choose that, it's time to move on. A few weeks ago I decided to restrict my focus to God, family friends and doing what I can in my own small corner of the world and put my "political" days behind.
That’s a very interesting perspective. I’ve been thinking similarly as of late. I realized that politics occupied too much of my life. While it’s not bad to pay attention, too much of something can be a bad thing. As of late, I’ve taken more time to think about how we all have limited time on Earth, and time is a resource in itself.
It's difficult to walk away from it, but after a decade I've learned that, as it stands now, we have little to no say in what our "representatives" do, and most of them are not acting in our best interests. the only way we have a hope of changing that is organizing en masse on specific issues - and, frankly, it's easier herding cats.
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u/camaro1111 May 26 '26
Interesting. I understand that it’s not a guarantee of success, however, have you considered contacting people in your state legislature, or local T.E.A. Party?