It’s too easy to talk about politics.
Blah blah blah … politics politics politics!
I have rights! That’s a phrase I heard someone yell in a news video today, while she was being “taken away” by police. She was talking about politics (too easy) and her “rights.” I thought she should have also thought about other people’s rights, too, maybe avoiding arrest. People go farther than just declaring their misunderstanding of things by yelling at public meetings; now the privacy of members of the US Supreme Court has been breached. People yelling obscenities and flailing about with homemade signs with dramatic and vulgar messages … and the neat part is, kids … yes! You win! It’s easy! You don’t have to know what you’re talking about.
These days, the more drama the better! We’ve already seen, starting two years-ago, Continue reading “The Secrets of Politics”
But it is true – it’s just an opinion. Even if you read them you’ll see it easily. They are extremely slanted, especially the “headline,” or the “context” (which the headline creates) – in such a way they’ll check out “Did the Devil Go Down to Georgia to Cause Trouble?” … and put in huge letters at the top “FALSE!” They’ll then explain, in small letters, that the devil DID, in fact, go down to Georgia, but as cited by Charlie Daniels, he was “lookin’ for a soul to steal.”
