Posts by Drew Collins3

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Joshua Davis79 said:Do you have any idea how many signatures you actually need to collect to trigger a legal referendum, and how tight the deadline is???
In my opinion, there is zero chance this initiative succeeds, regardless of how noble its intentions might be.
The only way to truly ensure citizens have more power through referendums is to elect a party during the general elections that is actually committed to changing those laws. But since it's neither the Republican Party nor The underdog, I'm staying skeptical. Public initiatives like this one usually run into a brick wall because the establishment will do everything in its power to sideline them—whether that's through media blackout, counter-campaigns, or just trolls flooding the forums.
It's a great idea in theory, but it's a long shot, at least for now.

I know exactly how many signatures are required and the timeframe involved; I assume that's why they're looking for volunteers in the first place. It’s pretty obvious, isn't it?
Whether it succeeds or fails is something we can only find out by actually trying. Writing someone off as a failure before they even begin is just as ridiculous as saying a kid is destined to be a certain way the moment they're born. If you want to make a difference, step up and help. If not, then just sit back and watch...

Joshua Davis79 said:This feels like a bit of a setup... honestly, I'd much rather see them pass laws that actually allow referendums to decide the really big, essential issues. But let's be real: that idea is such a long shot for both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party that I find it hard to believe Congress would ever pass something like that as long as those two parties are calling all the shots...

But that’s exactly why this movement was started! How else do you think things are ever going to change? By hitting a "like" button on Facebook? It’s common sense that the people should decide the major issues—that we should be consulted on them. If the government refuses to ask us anything and won't even keep us informed, isn't it better if the people take it upon themselves to ask? That’s a right we have under the law.

This is a necessary move and a genuine attempt to pull America out of the hellscape we’re currently living in. If anyone honestly believes they can change reality just by whining on forums or social media, they are dead wrong. And what exactly is this committee? It’s clearly laid out in their own article—it’s just a group of awake, driven people who stopped crying about problems and started looking for actual solutions. They aren't superheroes; they're just regular Americans who actually give a damn. You can find everything regarding the luck factor and their activist services online; it’s all completely transparent. Why is it so hard for some people to grasp that organized groups of thinkers exist? Basically, various associations and plenty of individuals teamed up, formed this committee, and got to work. It’s really that simple.
Secondly, under the law, a referendum can be revisited when it concerns joining the European Union, which is exactly why these signatures are being collected. Back during the last referendum, the voter turnout was laughably low, which just shows how little people cared—they were totally checked out. At that time, nobody fully understood the implications of joining the European Union, but today, the facts are clear. These four questions are vital for the economic stability of the US and for a decent quality of life for every single citizen in this country. If you prefer the status quo, feel free to keep supporting the fire sale of our forests, our water, our real estate, and everything else we own. Go ahead and fight to keep your spot living next to a dumpster.
Even the longest journey starts with a single step. You have to fight for what matters; nothing good ever just falls into your lap...

stormyheron4 said:I’ve honestly never heard of a clinic in Miami offering that service. From what I know, you can only get that done at the Dental Clinic over on Matthews Street—you know, that old maternity hospital building. In Washington, D.C., they handle those cases out at the Oakwood hospital.

Look, I appreciate the effort, I really do. But she called every single practice in Miami and not one of them does this. As for that big clinic you mentioned? If she tries to go there, she'll be sitting on a waiting list for another three years... if she's lucky.😢(((
Thanks anyway!!!

I desperately need some help here!!
A friend of mine down in Miami has a child with autism who’s been stuck on a three-year waiting list just to get a simple dental procedure done under general anesthesia. There’s only one clinic in the area that handles this, and the backlog is absolutely insane. Does anyone know of a private practice that offers dental work under general anesthesia in Miami or even somewhere nearby? Honestly, I'm open to suggestions anywhere in the US or even over in Canada if it means getting this taken care of. Thanks so much in advance!!