It seems quite easy for the People to relax into a Corporate run life-style that removes
much of the day to day decision making that this Nation’s original individualists prided themselves on. Reaching
conclusions and acting on decisions are two very distinct and different
concepts. The People of this Country can reach all the conclusions
they want to, and that will still simply leave the “huddled masses” groveling
at the feet of Corporate America. The
inference here is that this act alone will guarantee the obliteration of
anything resembling a Middle Class.
To be involved in the furthering of our
National democracy, The People
are the catalysts of change and progression. It is the People who must set the National
agenda, and go to any, and all, lengths to insure that agenda is adhered to day
after day, year after year. One of the most basic tenets of a democracy is the
expectation that the People will be
willing to get involved to the point of electing their peers to represent them
in ways appropriate to their wishes. The inference here is that the very best
decisions will be made, and acted upon, for the greater wellbeing of the Nation’s
People.
There are three distinct choices the
American People can make this November. By convincing yourself that your vote
does not matter, and your Government will do as they please, anyway, you can stay
home on our National Election Day and let the World pass you by.
Alternatively, you may participate in
your right to engage your vote, and opt for the status quo, thus allowing the Nations’ Corporations a free hand to run
this Country as they see fit. This
option has absolutely nothing to do with your wishes and desires about the
future of your Country.
You may, on the other hand, choose to
engage your vote on your terms. Being of sound mind and fairly good judgment,
the People of the United States of America
have the capability to shape a National
moral, societal, economic, and political course that will guarantee fairness
and justice to ALL our Citizens.
There are two ways to arm yourself with
the confidence to make the choice that is right for you. Number one is The Constitution of The United States of America; number two is The Bill of Rights. One aspect of
reading these two Documents is that
you can do it by your self, with no outside interference to sway your judgment.
Both Documents are easy to read; easy
to understand, and are the basis for our Country’s
past, present, and future.
Before you make a decision to vote, or
not, or to vote one way, or the other, please take the time to re-acquaint
yourself with our Nation’s founding Articles and the Documentation that formed the beginning of the World’s Greatest Democracy. The grand design for the United States of America is one of
longevity and prosperity, with fairness and justice to all its Citizens, and to the rest of the World’s
Citizens.
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