That attitude is really starting to piss me off.
You and me both. But it's trendy now to say things like
"Oh I don't like either of them" and
"We'll lose no matter what". It's uncool to pick sides these days.
This is the game. You play, or you lose. There is no
"I'm out" or other such bulls___. If you're a citizen of this country and have the
opportunity to vote, you WILL vote for one of two candidates. One way or another. Stay home on November 6th, it doesn't matter. You voted for Obama or Romney.
I expect someone will say something like
"This is the attitude that got us where we are" or some other such nonsense. Bull. These are the facts. Cry cry cry your little eyes out, and they will not cease to be a facts. Today, this is the situation. Change the game by playing the game. And keep playing. You don't turn a system this size on a dime. You nudge it slowly until it's going in the direction you want to go, then you work tirelessly to keep it going that way. Then just maybe, during your lifetime, you'll be half way there.
And therein lies the problem children... you all think you can make it happen now. The people who voted for Obama thought that, and look what happened.
Honestly, I'm more pissed off now than when I started typing this. Dems or liberals aren't the problem. WE are. They have their s___ together. They change the game by playing it. But we're all a bunch of ball hogs running around on our own trying to play our own game, then scream foul when everyone doesn't want to play. We out number "them", but we can't even agree on how to make a ham sandwich. Makes me f___ing sick to my stomach.
I like Romney more than Obama. I think he's a basically honest man who knows how to work with large numbers and properly delegate to people. I'm going to vote for Romney.
And no... I'm not Mormon. I've never been Mormon. I've never considered becoming Mormon. I don't care that he's Mormon.
-T.