Expecting morality to be a foundational behavioral
concept for anyone living in the 21st Century is a waste of time;
especially for politicians. Morality—they cannot spell it, have no idea how to
live it, and probably could not find the word in a dictionary. That is just how
foreign the word is to them. However,
let’s not leave out the rest of citizenry of our great country. If any were
asked to define the word, most would not be able to give a credible definition
and if asked and they were honest, they would not be able to say—they live a
moral life (well, amoral would be accurate).
So why is it that we all get our underwear in
bunches and knots raging and ranting about the idiot some of us elected, when
their immorality is exposed? Did we not know? Could we not see? The people we
elect to positions of authority are the same people that live next door to us,
who fight and party and do all sorts of things. Why would anyone in their right
mind think they would behave differently, if they were elected to a
position?
Well, perhaps part of the problem is that not many
people in their right mind are even voting during election these days. I
understand. When there is not a great selection from which to choose, why
bother! I am seriously considering either not voting or writing in my own name
for any election in which I participate in the future. The blinders are
off—none of them are worth my time and energy for consideration. Our supposed
democracy is such a joke that it is beyond laughable. We might as well just sit
back and say whoever can raise the most money, tell the best lies, and
manipulate truth the best can have the office—any office—since they are all as
corrupt as the next one. What happened to the people who had integrity? What
happened to people who respected themselves and cared about others? What
happened to “transparency” with regarding to fundraising for elections? That’s
a biggie! Only the rich are represented in our current democracy, the rest of
us just have to put up with what we get—our voices do not matter in any
election. The rich do what the rich do—whatever they want—and then allow us to
think our voices matter.
Somewhere along the line, our voices should matter,
but when that will happen depends upon everyone reading and sharing this. The
people—all the people—need to stand united against economic tyranny and
declassification of the middle class and the poor. After all, we are
people—real people—with real needs. We need to have government officials who
care more about the people who put them into office than their raunchy bedside
manners with women who are not their wives. First, we would need to teach those
“extras” how to respect themselves and not get used by elected cad. They would
have to be told that they would never be more than an extra in the life of a
politician, never the main character in the life of easy street. The real
problem with this approach is—who is going to teach them when there are not
many who understand what a monogamous relationship is or should be?
While we are trying to determine what to do about
the extras, the elected idiots are creating legislation that promotes
immorality for all who want to participate. Most of the laws legislating
morality have been struck down in the name of “stupidity” (I could not say what
I really wanted to say here). Once
again, it becomes a matter of being “politically correct” versus morally right.
The “Superior Stupine Court Justices (those who think are arrogant enough to
think they are superior, but really specially stupid) are co-signing the
stupidity and we are left with a morally bereft society in which no one knows
what the end is going to be. Well, there is One who knows, but many will not
believe Him.
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