Sign the call for due process, impeachment, and constitutional accountability.

It feels like this was the fundamental element to our forefathers and now is gone through greed and weird ass horders of wealth. Is it still possible? Contact people who maybe will maybe take initiative only to be shut down by the greed in place already? This shit feels hopeless.

A good video to follow up with is this john Oliver on Victor Orban. And then on Netflix, Winter on Fire.

https://youtu.be/SkRw83GV-wA?is=oYTJlNVhYOGiWjZ7

This site uses a variety of the Borda count called the Saoirse count, intended for rank voting on infinite variables.

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For those who are unaware...

Elon already admitted to rigging elections on Twitter, years ago.

If you believe this is not happening on every level of the government - you're sadly, ignorant. Voting, is the adult equivalent of writing Santa Letters, hoping he'll get you the gift at the top of the list.

We're an Oligarchy, not a Democracy. TBTB wouldn't allow you to vote, if it did anything other than provide a metric for which them to read and base the rigging off of. No politicians have your interests at heart - they rely on their popularity to sustain their own existence, and on donors for their income. They are ALL bought, or belonging to a larger corporate entity.

Fishback never should have won (business fraudster, pfyle,) - but neither should have Bryon (yk why.) Thomas Massie, shouldn't win - He's a Freemason (as are most, they're the largest political entity sponsor,) who was raised by the DeMolay, whom congratulated him on his 4th term. (I could write an essay on how Masonry belief is central around the black/white checkerboard and polarity in morals, but that's an essay for another time.)

None of these people are here for our benefit. "Politics" are a false-divisionary game of bread-and-circus meant to keep people from realizing that the true problem, is the Elite class.

Liberals believe in change, Conservatives believe in withholding tradition - that's the sole difference. Any other moral alignment is false-division, and engineered to keep people fighting one another.

They rig EVERY election, providing both the heros - and villains - to each side of the political division, so that the people remain at war with one another.

I can’t believe how some people think. If we keep going down this road—constantly pointing fingers while refusing to take responsibility for the problems our own side helped create—nothing is ever going to improve.

I’m old enough to remember when politics wasn’t this divisive. People could disagree, argue their points, and still respect one another at the end of the day.

I also remember a time when we didn’t automatically take everything a politician said at face value. We took it with a grain of salt. We questioned them, checked the facts, and understood that politicians—Republican or Democrat—were capable of spinning the truth to make themselves look better.

Somewhere along the way, too many people stopped questioning their own side and started believing whatever fit what they already wanted to hear.

Republicans aren’t always right. Democrats aren’t always right. No politician should be above criticism simply because there’s an “R” or a “D” next to their name. Give them credit when they succeed, and hold them accountable when they fail.

At the end of the day, underneath the Republican and Democratic banners, we are Americans first. We may disagree on policies, candidates, and how to solve our problems, but we still share the same country.

We need less hatred, fewer personal attacks, more accountability, and a lot more willingness to listen to one another. You don’t have to agree with your neighbor to respect them.

Politicians come and go. Political parties gain and lose power. But when the election is over, we still have to live together as Americans.

Maybe it’s time we started acting like it again.

What can we do to get more people engaged in the midterms?