fuzmeister: Four Weeks To Go
I am so tired of the rhetoric from both sides. I am so sick of being bombarded with political advertisements every minute of every day. Before you know it, we'll be blaming whoever gets elected for whatever our current problems are. I'm not trying to be a sniveling bitch, but when are people going to realize things aren't probably going to change that much no matter who gets in?
That being said, are there really people who think things have gotten that bad? Maybe I have an unrealistic perception of what a good standard of living is. I still see people consistently buying luxury items and eating out daily. And, no, I don't live in some affluent part of Pennsylvania; I live in one of the poorest parts of the state. Now, I do NOT want to make it seem like I am not in favor of social assistance when it is needed. My point is that people generally do things they can't afford to do these days (myself included at times). Maybe people don't know how to manage their money properly. That's probably the real crisis that should be addressed here.
Neither candidate is going to be able to magically create jobs out of thin air. An ever-growing group of slacker twenty-somethings who feel entitled isn't helping anything. I hate working too, but I know a job is something I must to do to maintain my desired quality of life. Maybe you should have gone to school for something more career-oriented. I was going to go to art school for illustration, but I ended up doing computer science and communications. Yeah, those aren't fun, but at least I can own my own place and do things I like now. It's just part of how things are. Sometimes you have to man up and do things you don't want to do. I've come to accept this. You have the right to follow your dreams and do what you want in life, but if you can't make it on that path, don't go crying about it!
Whoever wins the presidential election probably won't change the world. In fact, it's virtually a sure thing that in four years we'll be going through this whole blame game campaign stuff again. I guess that's just the nature of 21st century living...
As a side-note, what's up with everyone saying our president is a socialist these days? Maybe people should look up socialism in the dictionary.
Yours truly,
Comrade Steve
Mood: Moderately Irritated
Music: Rush - Red Sector A
Tags (beta): politics
I am so tired of the rhetoric from both sides. I am so sick of being bombarded with political advertisements every minute of every day. Before you know it, we'll be blaming whoever gets elected for whatever our current problems are. I'm not trying to be a sniveling bitch, but when are people going to realize things aren't probably going to change that much no matter who gets in?
That being said, are there really people who think things have gotten that bad? Maybe I have an unrealistic perception of what a good standard of living is. I still see people consistently buying luxury items and eating out daily. And, no, I don't live in some affluent part of Pennsylvania; I live in one of the poorest parts of the state. Now, I do NOT want to make it seem like I am not in favor of social assistance when it is needed. My point is that people generally do things they can't afford to do these days (myself included at times). Maybe people don't know how to manage their money properly. That's probably the real crisis that should be addressed here.
Neither candidate is going to be able to magically create jobs out of thin air. An ever-growing group of slacker twenty-somethings who feel entitled isn't helping anything. I hate working too, but I know a job is something I must to do to maintain my desired quality of life. Maybe you should have gone to school for something more career-oriented. I was going to go to art school for illustration, but I ended up doing computer science and communications. Yeah, those aren't fun, but at least I can own my own place and do things I like now. It's just part of how things are. Sometimes you have to man up and do things you don't want to do. I've come to accept this. You have the right to follow your dreams and do what you want in life, but if you can't make it on that path, don't go crying about it!
Whoever wins the presidential election probably won't change the world. In fact, it's virtually a sure thing that in four years we'll be going through this whole blame game campaign stuff again. I guess that's just the nature of 21st century living...
As a side-note, what's up with everyone saying our president is a socialist these days? Maybe people should look up socialism in the dictionary.
Yours truly,
Comrade Steve
Mood: Moderately Irritated
Music: Rush - Red Sector A
Tags (beta): politics
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One lady across the street even took her 7 and 8 year old to MR's 'victory rally'... Which happened to be at the expo about 8 min from where I live. He wasn't at some huge big city conference hall as a guest at UVa or something... He was at the expo in nowheresville with a collection of semi wealthy doctors and rednecks and my favorite category of people: the 'hypocritical-southern-religious-always right-republican-fanatics'. They were the ones muttering under their breath last inauguration day "well I'm not a racist... But you know how they are"