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. I agree, but to pull the filth along on the carts with us should not be the case any longer. People like JZ and other shady characters need to be shunned by the political system now. They need to remain outside the government be it in influence and involvement. Until they clean up their acts, and become positive role models to the young folks in which is their target audience, we should shun them, and keep them to hell out of government.i have difficulty believing that evolved and enlightened civilization would ever chimpout over the results of an election like this.
Dear Ozone
given the grief and angst I had going into an election I thought Clinton had clinched,
I totally understand when the shoe is on the other foot.
People cried and grieved over Romney losing to Obama.
People express their distress in different ways.
Very fear based.
But very real and genuine all the same.
Ironic that before this point
people close to me were worried about race wars targeting WHITES
because of the negative media hype
now a dear friend close to me worries
about race issues targeting BLACKS all over again
So both sides are made to be equally afraid
because of race exploited in the media to drive emotions for political gains.
It's like MisterBeale clarified as "identity" politics
that distracts from both the problems and solutions we share responsibility for
It goes both ways.
And I sympathize with both, and feel that angst and distrust.
I just rather see people protest "civilly"
and use media and process in educational ways.
That's better than rioting with no purpose or direction.
These people DO have direction, and just need
to align their compasses
where we all agree to move forward in the right way
and not get distracted by the dangers
that BOTH SIDES want to avoid.
Both sides are afraid, but have different ways
of directing that energy. We need to work together
like horses pulling a cart, not running in opposite directions
and throwing everyone off course!