Im taking a break from talking about stupid trivial stuff that i care about to tell the world it sucks. It\u2019s a terrible place and sometimes I want no part of it. This country is probably the main reason that everything’s going down the drain. Every day we have tremendous problems like inflation, poverty, health issues and way more. And the best part is, we elect these rich people who said they’d fix all of these problems and all they do is sit in a chair and basically tuck all the problems under the rug. And they’re always old too. Old conservative senile men who have no business being in the government at all. And they’re all fighting for a team. I fight for the republicans, oh i fight for the democrats, what happened to fighting for the people. You know, George Washington was right. Political parties have torn this country apart, and frankly it’s sad. And look what’s become of it. We are now full of loonies and idiots with their stupid hats telling the world who they voted for. Listen Billy Bob Joe, no one cares who you voted for ok. No one cares because that’s the reason it’s anonymous. Seriously, it’s just sad. We got a guy. I know, what a surprise. But we got a guy who rides around in his junky, beat up, broken down truck from the 80s with a flag, about as big as the flag at a school, that said either \u201cICE is the law, deal with it\u201d or \u201cTrump 2028.\u201d and I’ve seen this man, and I got to tell you that I have never seen a sadder looking 70 year old in my life. My grandpa is almost 70 and he is one of the most proactive and happy people I’ve met, and I don’t ever see him parking his truck, with a big stupid flag, in front of a bar, just to smoke a cigar. This is what it comes to people, this is the true face of America. Stupid hillbillies who have nothing better to do with their lives then to harass everyone by telling us who they support. NO ONE CARES!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The worst part about these stupid political parties is what it does to kids. You’re either going to have someone who doesn’t care at all or kids who care entirely too much about stuff that won’t affect them until they’re 18. I went to an all boys school, I had to deal with these nut cases. These wildly coerced children who support a lunatic in a chair just because mommy and daddy think he’s doing a good job. Well let me tell you something smooth brain, he\u2019s not. In fact he’s probably led this country in an uncontrollable nose dive into an active volcano. And spoiler alert, the pilot is dead. The worst part about these kids is they put it all in your face. I was raised in a house where politics were not our identity. Every now and then we\u2019d put on the news, but mostly it was saturday cartoons and sports. But going to the last school I was at, you couldn’t throw a stone without hitting some schmuck with some radical political opinion that daddy said was the right way to think. It sickens me because sooner or later, these cult members are going to be in charge. They’re going to be in charge, they’re going to have jobs, they’re going to be able to vote and there is just about nothing we can do to stop them from completely setting the world on fire. And it\u2019s hilarious too because these self important political scholars of our generation, who support a racist, misogynist and egotistical man, are also the people you see in church. As someone who is atheist, deist at best, I’m pretty sure that Jesus said to love everyone equally, and I don’t think deporting people just because they have tattoos and have the last name Martinez is very loving. Matter of fact I’m pretty sure this is what the devil wants; he wants us to tear ourselves apart about trivial things like who should be here and who shouldn\u2019t. I can just say that this utopian idea of sporting every illegal immigrant in this country is stupid and goes against everything this country stands for. This is the country of immigration. Every single person who fought in the American Revolution was or was related to an immigrant. Every single one of those founding fathers who wrote that declaration of independence, who wrote that constitution the government sometimes forgets exists. Every single one of those men were immigrants. And on top of this, I find it hilarious that they want to deport these people. But let’s amuse ourselves for a moment and let’s say that they’re all gone. At least all the illegal immigrants because we wouldn’t have a president if we got rid of all of them. There are no more illegal immigrants. So where’s our food? Where’s our housing? Where’s that guy at Lowes who found you those philips head screws for ten percent off? The second that they’re all gone, every food item in Walmart is going to go up about 50 to 100%. And because big business doesn’t feel like increasing pay with inflation, basically all of the lower and middle class are going to starve to death while the dragons sit on their piles of food and gold. But at least there will be no more illegals. No but in all honesty who’s going to take their place. Do you want to work ten hour shifts in the sun picking plants for less than minimum wage because I sure don’t. Hey, I’m already filling part of the hole by working in landscaping, but what about everyone else? The truth is, Americans are lazy and the second we deport those people there will be less people on the farm, less people building housing, and less helpful people at the hardware store.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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