And that starts with the election.
That means that you do have to go out and vote.
You do have to, you know, put your, yourself out there, vote for people that you want, whether that i- is just a write-in or not.
I was talking to a friend, uh, the other day, and I, I, I read these posts online and it gets me of wondering how stupid somebody is to announce to the world that they're not gonna vote, and then think that their opinion is valuable.
It's just like, man, y- you must think it's okay, you know, when you're puking out your guts and everything to then binge eat too at the same time.
You know, [laughs] that's the kind of stupidity that some of these people have.
You can decide not to vote, but then don't think that your opinion, while you have the right to say what it is, I'm gonna treat it like I do, uh, um, with anything.
Put it in a round circular bin and flush it down, right? Uh, that's kind of how it is.
You have no pertinent information or value in society whatsoever.
And you could be like, "Well, they could be working on the..." No, you don't, right? You thought that it was so important for you to announce to the world that you're not gonna go vote, that that means that you have an actual say in it.
Well, no.
You see, I going out and voting, whether that is for somebody, against somebody, or a write-in or whatever else, right? If my vote is there at the ballot box, that means one thing only.
I am a tangible and more important person and more value asset to that.
Because if my vote is there, that means that my vote can change.
My vote could, you know, impact one way or the other.
Your vote, you deciding not to vote means I don't know if you're gonna go out there and vote or not, right? If I vote for a write-in or, you know, just skip over and vote for just who I want and that's it, and limit that amount of voting, if that sh- that shows up in a total number, right? That means that out there, there is a thing that then moves me into a direction of why I may or may not vote for somebody.
That is a tangible item that somebody always goes and votes, and that his views or her views are not being met of where they are of the current elected officials, and that means, or the current people on the ballot.
And if we can't get them, then why can't we get them? Why can't we change into a better, um, a, a better viewpoint? Why can't we change to understand that viewpoint of that person out there in the electorate to be able to get them to vote for us? Your vote, that if you say, you announce, "Oh, I'm not gonna be voting.
I'm not gonna do any of this," that means that they, Democrats and Republicans are gonna spend money on you in the hopes that you may or may not go and vote.
What is a for sure fire chance is that I am going to go vote, and those people that go and vote in every single election, and that then may not go and say, "Hey, this, this person or that person." That's why the whole write-in process, the whole going and voting, getting that ballot, casting that ballot is important.
That does not m- mean that your voice is, needs to have to be voting for somebody on there that you do not want to vote for.
It just means that you have gone out to vote, you are willing to put on there, that's tangible numbers.
You- you-- Do people not think that, um, you know, by all means, I do not want Democrats to win, right? And Republicans are questionable at that.
But I- I'm- I'm working...
And that starts with the election.
That means that you do have to go out and vote.
You do have to, you know, put your, yourself out there, vote for people that you want, whether that i- is just a write-in or not.
I was talking to a friend, uh, the other day, and I, I, I read these posts online and it gets me of wondering how stupid somebody is to announce to the world that they're not gonna vote, and then think that their opinion is valuable.
It's just like, man, y- you must think it's okay, you know, when you're puking out your guts and everything to then binge eat too at the same time.
You know, [laughs] that's the kind of stupidity that some of these people have.
You can decide not to vote, but then don't think that your opinion, while you have the right to say what it is, I'm gonna treat it like I do, uh, um, with anything.
Put it in a round circular bin and flush it down, right? Uh, that's kind of how it is.
You have no pertinent information or value in society whatsoever.
And you could be like, "Well, they could be working on the..." No, you don't, right? You thought that it was so important for you to announce to the world that you're not gonna go vote, that that means that you have an actual say in it.
Well, no.
You see, I going out and voting, whether that is for somebody, against somebody, or a write-in or whatever else, right? If my vote is there at the ballot box, that means one thing only.
I am a tangible and more important person and more value asset to that.
Because if my vote is there, that means that my vote can change.
My vote could, you know, impact one way or the other.
Your vote, you deciding not to vote means I don't know if you're gonna go out there and vote or not, right? If I vote for a write-in or, you know, just skip over and vote for just who I want and that's it, and limit that amount of voting, if that sh- that shows up in a total number, right? That means that out there, there is a thing that then moves me into a direction of why I may or may not vote for somebody.
That is a tangible item that somebody always goes and votes, and that his views or her views are not being met of where they are of the current elected officials, and that means, or the current people on the ballot.
And if we can't get them, then why can't we get them? Why can't we change into a better, um, a, a better viewpoint? Why can't we change to understand that viewpoint of that person out there in the electorate to be able to get them to vote for us? Your vote, that if you say, you announce, "Oh, I'm not gonna be voting.
I'm not gonna do any of this," that means that they, Democrats and Republicans are gonna spend money on you in the hopes that you may or may not go and vote.
What is a for sure fire chance is that I am going to go vote, and those people that go and vote in every single election, and that then may not go and say, "Hey, this, this person or that person." That's why the whole write-in process, the whole going and voting, getting that ballot, casting that ballot is important.
That does not m- mean that your voice is, needs to have to be voting for somebody on there that you do not want to vote for.
It just means that you have gone out to vote, you are willing to put on there, that's tangible numbers.
You- you-- Do people not think that, um, you know, by all means, I do not want Democrats to win, right? And Republicans are questionable at that.
But I- I'm- I'm working...
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