If you had to give up one word that you use regularly, what would it be?
This is one of the easiest questions you’ve ever asked.
Words that I rarely use or say these days are “politics” or “political”.
Over these past 12 years plus there’s been so so much divide among people of differing political views more than I’ve ever seen in my lifetime or even read about.
It’s disgusting and Divisive in our society no matter if it’s America, Europe, Africa, South America, Canada, or any other part of the world.
It is true that the difference is between us all are what make things better and make us better. That’s why different political views are great or at least they used to be.
Now it appears that many believe they are working for their respective candidate, which is simply not true. An attack on Trump is not an attack on you or Biden or Harris or anyone.
We need to get over ourselves more sooner than later.
Again, none of us are working for the candidates, they work for us. We vote for them we elect them. We select them not the other way around.
Different perspectives and points of view, lead to solutions to problems it will never be met any other way. That’s the beauty of multiple political parties, reaching across the aisle and coming up with solutions, reaching across the multitudes town, city states nations, and finding the answers.
We don’t get back to that place we’re doing as a society and as a race known as humanity.
As I stated at the beginning, I don’t use the word, “political” or “politician” as much anymore as those words are now divisive rather than unifying.
Thank you for letting me put in my $.25 and as always, thank you for reading…
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Anthony’s Crazy Love and Life Lessons in Empathy 
I am not allowed to talk politics at home. My wife can’t have Kamala on when I’m around. It’s awkward. The difference between today and 30 years ago? The divide has become huge, a near chasm of opposing views. There doesn’t seem to be a way back to compromise.
More than anything, I feel there are far too many outside influences. Lobbying has gotten out of hand. It’s a billionaire game now. The media drives everything, and none of what they tell us is 100 % truthful.
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My word is, routine.
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That’s a good one
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My words is bills.. however your right on point. I totally agree
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“Bills” is a good one too
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Bills
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Nice
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Well said
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Thank you 😊
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You’re Welcome
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“Bullshit” … politicians are full of it …
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They are but I’ve seen many friendships fall over such BS as politics. What a dumb thing to fight over. It’s all I’m saying you’re right. The politicians are the bad guys.
But we’re being worse by fighting each other about it .
That’s all I was trying to say
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Here in Australia, we don’t take politics too seriously 😐
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Maybe I should move there I like how you approach it that’s exactly right. 😀
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Haha … there’s lots of room …
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Definitely 😉😂
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It’s a big island
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That it is lol
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when I was much younger, I was absorbed in enjoying life and meeting new people. Nowadays, although Istill enjoy meeting people, THEY are the ones who can make a great day into a gloomy, depressing encounter. I long for the days of freedom and bliss. But never give up!
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It’s a good philosophy, I haven’t given up on humanity for the moment, although I give up on them and then un-give up on them several times.
I truly hope we can all find goodness in each other, and embracing our differences rather than widening them in the future.
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