Choosing a political party
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Henry Adams5 said:Could you maybe throw out a few examples? I'm actually pretty curious...
Examples of what exactly?
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Henry Adams5 said:Could you maybe throw out a few examples? I'm actually pretty curious...
Henry Adams5 said:The specific party that happens to align with my principles is also, quite unfortunately, at the very top of the list when it comes to corruption. A significant portion of their members have spent years being dragged through the headlines and facing legal battles in court.
I honestly don't think people like that would ever allow me to climb the ranks within the party—especially if they caught wind that I’d much rather see them behind bars. 🙂
That is why I am searching for an alternative, though it proves to be quite a challenge given how limited the options truly are in this country...
If you were in my shoes, purely hypothetically, which way would you lean?
Henry Adams5 said:Now you see where I'm coming from, don't you?
Henry Adams5 said:If you take a closer look... the red, the black, the leftists, the conservatives, the centrists... in America, it all seems to boil down to the exact same thing, doesn't it? It isn't as though the distinctions are glaringly obvious; personally, I struggle to see them at all.
Is it not strange that among all these mighty parties and representatives sitting in the US Congress, all claiming to hold diverse ideals and perspectives, not a single soul has ever truly stood up and said, "Alright, enough is enough!"?
Most people find it laughable when they see someone like Ivo Rojs on television making statements in front of the cameras—even right there in the halls of Congress—that will surely go down in modern history with lines like, "Whoever guaranteed it, guaranteed it..." and everyone just sits there smiling because they know exactly what he means, yet absolutely nobody does anything about it!
I am well aware that most people view him as nothing more than a clown, but I sincerely hope that people also grasp the gravity of such a statement and realize how much room there is for actual seriousness, rather than just finding it funny.
So, as I was saying, whether they are red, black, left, right, or centrist, all those differences represent a big zero to me.
Unfortunately, my only criteria are that the rule of law functions properly and that the nation experiences economic prosperity—goals that every single party has written into their own charters.
Henry Adams5 said:Rather than simply sitting at home and complaining about the lack of fresh faces in our political landscape, I have decided to take the initiative and dive into the fray myself.
My first and only serious consideration was the Democratic Party. The other major players—the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, the Liberal Party, the Republican Party, and even the Libertarian Party—were completely off the table due to their endless cycle of scandals. To put it bluntly, those corrupt organizations, which function more like organized crime syndicates than political parties, were never an option for me.
The Democratic Party, on the other hand, seemed relatively free of such controversies—at least from what I could gather. However, after sending them an email containing some fundamental inquiries, I sat waiting, only to be met with total silence for over two weeks. That lack of responsiveness was enough to prompt a second follow-up, and when that too went unanswered, I realized I had to move on from them as well.
So, where does that leave me? Should I consider joining the Democratic Party instead?
And please, spare me the advice telling me to just give up; I am not backing down. Period.
darktiger27 said:The world is split into good people and bad people. You’re born that way; you don't just wake up one day and decide to be a saint or a villain.
I look at my three-month-old son and I just know. He's a good baby, which means he'll be a good man. I can see it. He smiles, plays with his tiny hands—just pure, innocent happiness. Like a little angel. Did anyone ever bother to ask my kids if they even wanted to show up to this world?
Then there's my eight-year-old daughter. She told me the other day, "Mom, I told that girl to stop yelling at me, because she's yelling at Jesus." When the girl asked her what she meant, she just said, "Jesus is in all of us." It makes you wonder. Who asked these pure souls—people who are destined to be good—if they actually wanted to get dragged into all this earthly mess?
They were plucked from somewhere in the cosmos, or wherever, dreaming peacefully until they were forced down here. Why? Because we're selfish. We're terrified of being alone, especially when we're old and weak. We think having kids will save our marriages or give us something to do when life gets boring. We know how the world works. For every good person out there, there's a bad one to balance the scales. That's just how it seems to me. A friend once told me that the luckiest person is the one who was never born. I think about that a lot. Does anyone ever ask us if we want to participate in this life?
Watching my three-month-old son, I can see he's such a good baby, which means he'll be a good man in the future. I just know it. He smiles and plays with his little hands, totally innocent and happy, just like a little angel.
Who asked my children if they even wanted to come into this world?
Who asked my pure little ones, who will always be good people, if they wanted to participate in all the sins of this earth.
They were snatched from somewhere in the universe or wherever they were dreaming peacefully, and forced onto Earth. Why?
Because we're selfish, because we don't want to be alone—especially God forbid when we're old and helpless—and because we think those same kids will save our marriage or maybe strengthen it, or just entertain us when we're bored.....
A friend of mine once said that the happiest person is the one who was never born. I think about that sentence a lot.
I can't even begin to explain how much this whole situation just... ugh. It’s like, you think you know how things work in this country, right? You assume there's some kind of logic or at least a predictable pattern to the chaos... but then this happens. Just total nonsense. Honestly, I'm sitting here staring at my screen wondering if everyone else is seeing this too or if I've finally just lost it... probably the latter. Everything feels so disorganized lately, like we're all just winging it while pretending to have a plan. It’s exhausting, really... just totally draining... kaže:
I mean, I get where that logic is coming from... it almost makes sense in a twisted way. And honestly? I think there are definitely predators out there who do it for that exact reason... meaningless...Yeah, and he’s just like... this...That woman is just straight-up evil...Maybe things will turn around one day... if she actually manages to pull it off, she’ll still be able to remember that I was the one who took her... but honestly, by then she'll finally get it... she'll realize she has zero right to blame me for any of it, because... And I guess I just got exactly what I didn't want... typical...If things actually start looking up... maybe... Thinking back to when I was assaulted... he’s only gonna get any pleasure out of those memories if he's delusional... It’s like every single time I look back on some old hookup... you know, that hazy memory where they can't help but admire how much of a tease I am... because once she actually gets better at this game, she's gonna end up hating all the bad players too...
Look, I’m telling you again—it’s just pointless. I don't even recognize it as sex if the whole goal is just using someone's body like some kind of tool... it's just not "real" sex to me... Real sex only happens when you stop overthinking it and just let the body take the wheel... everything else is just a performance...
Adam Kern2 said:They’ll probably end up following their parents' lead—which makes sense, because that foundation of trust between a kid and their parents is everything. You need that bond to be built on openness rather than fear or hesitation. Honestly, I don't think it's healthy to raise a child with phrases like "Be quiet while your elders are talking" or "Just listen to your older siblings..."—especially when situations like this pop up. And, just to reiterate what I've said before, you really have to let them know ahead of time that they are allowed to SCREAM!!!