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Politics.  I hate it/them.  Most people do.  But most people can't seem to stop talking about it.  Everyone has their opinions and everyone else's is usually wrong.

Now before you think this is me going to be me blabbing about what I think about whatever, it's not.  Honestly, I don't care.  I don't care, because no matter what I think it doesn't matter.  Why does it not matter?  Because no matter what, nothing I say or do will matter.

But, yes it will you say.  Let your voice be heard.  Vote!  Every vote counts!  Nope.  We live in a system.  A system that makes the rich and powerful, more rich and powerful.  Great minds don't really matter, because they will never have the money or the power to get their voice out there.

You may say that the great minds will find a way.  Not always.  There are times that they may, but mostly it won't.  A lot of this is due to the fact that, at least in the US, we live in a two party system.  That's a shame.  Everyone should have an equal shot, but they don't.

But in the end, this isn't what this is about.  This is about the people that let politics rule their life.  People that go after other people because of their "view".  Why?  Nothing is that important that you go against your fellow person.  If you think your view or a view of another person is more important than other people then you need to reevaluate your way of thinking.

People need to relax.  Yes, there are views and thoughts that are important.  The simple concept that everyone no matter what their gender, age, religion, color of their skin, etc. should be treated equal is a great/important view.  But there are people that will argue with that too.  Why?  People will be people I guess.

And in the end, I haven't voted in awhile.  So, too a lot of people my thoughts and opinions don't even matter.  That's fine.  Have a nice day :)

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