Creeva’s World 2.0

We all pre­tend to be polit­i­cally cor­rect.  We’re not.   We all pre­tend to have blind­ers to race and reli­gion.  We don’t.  All I here on the radio and the news is the fact of what minor­ity group is vot­ing this way.  What major­ity group is vot­ing that way.  Really i hate demo­graph­ics of any kind since it just shows how we must have ways to sep­a­rate peo­ple into divi­sions.    We have democ­rats who never dare say they are anti-abortion — this would dis­en­fran­chise too many of their core con­stituents.  We can’t have Repub­li­cans say that they are pro-choice — the com­plaints from the bible belt would be heard by abo­rig­ines in the Aus­tralian outback.

I want peo­ple just to be.   It’s that sim­ple we are all equal and dif­fer­ent.  Point­ing out the dif­fer­ences, what­ever our mean­ing, brings about one group hat­ing another group, because the other group stands for some­thing they are against.   I think that peo­ple need to stop vot­ing the party line, there is no pos­si­ble way every demo­c­rat or every repub­li­can can believe every­thing their par­ties believe in.   Of course many peo­ple will only vote for their own par­ties.   We treat this like a game, that the par­ties are foot­ball heroes and elec­tions are games.  The pres­i­den­tial elec­tion of course would be the party’s superbowl.

We should not be behidn the par­ties like it is a game.  This is about lead­er­ship and our future.   If you say you would never vote for the oppo­site party then the one you think you belong in, well I’m sorry you are as nar­row minded and idi­otic as any­one who­ever put sheets on their head and ter­ror­ized African-Americans for the sake of moral safety and decency.   Fight­ing for your party or can­di­date is a great thing, make sure you do it for the right reasons.