laterallyshaking
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Personally I think politics are an absolute scam at this stage America's history. I was a big supporter of Trump in the beginning primarily because he came from a non-political background and seemed to have good economic sense. I was hoping that there would be a bit of a rattling to the system. I can say that definitely turned out to be the case, but I'm no longer sure if he wasn't also part of the great puppet show. Some great changes were made, and greater ones might have been made still if he hadn't been fought at every turn, but the "swamp" remains very much untouched, and perhaps even strengthened. I don't trust any of them at this stage.
As for my views, I find they're largely conservative but I definitely hold some liberal views as well. Ultimately, I believe bandwagoning with any political party, ideal, or individual is lazy and foolish. The bipartisan system as it works today serves only to divide those who should be united, especially with the weaponized woke religion of the day, which not only divides and demonizes opposition, but also serves to elicit reactionary and further divisive behavior from said opposition, all while the politicians rake in tax dollars and live elite lives above the rest of us, living above the law and the same standard they hold us to.
I consider myself politically agnostic, because I don't believe the way to a better future rests in the hands of politicians. I won't be convinced to blindly believe the electoral process. I don't know what the future holds, but I so not trust those in leadership (red or blue) to take the country down any path that is beneficial for the American people, unless said benefit first serves their needs and further tightens the collar.
There seems to be an "informational revolution" in its early stages, which may at least lead to the awakening of a larger percentage of the country. Trust in legacy media is being lost. There are those great figures arising to bring change and inspire us to do the same, not by a flimsy vote, but by taking ownership of our own lives, seeking the truth, and mastering our own spheres of influence for the good.
Personally I think politics are an absolute scam at this stage America's history. I was a big supporter of Trump in the beginning primarily because he came from a non-political background and seemed to have good economic sense. I was hoping that there would be a bit of a rattling to the system. I can say that definitely turned out to be the case, but I'm no longer sure if he wasn't also part of the great puppet show. Some great changes were made, and greater ones might have been made still if he hadn't been fought at every turn, but the "swamp" remains very much untouched, and perhaps even strengthened. I don't trust any of them at this stage.
As for my views, I find they're largely conservative but I definitely hold some liberal views as well. Ultimately, I believe bandwagoning with any political party, ideal, or individual is lazy and foolish. The bipartisan system as it works today serves only to divide those who should be united, especially with the weaponized woke religion of the day, which not only divides and demonizes opposition, but also serves to elicit reactionary and further divisive behavior from said opposition, all while the politicians rake in tax dollars and live elite lives above the rest of us, living above the law and the same standard they hold us to.
I consider myself politically agnostic, because I don't believe the way to a better future rests in the hands of politicians. I won't be convinced to blindly believe the electoral process. I don't know what the future holds, but I so not trust those in leadership (red or blue) to take the country down any path that is beneficial for the American people, unless said benefit first serves their needs and further tightens the collar.
There seems to be an "informational revolution" in its early stages, which may at least lead to the awakening of a larger percentage of the country. Trust in legacy media is being lost. There are those great figures arising to bring change and inspire us to do the same, not by a flimsy vote, but by taking ownership of our own lives, seeking the truth, and mastering our own spheres of influence for the good.