I'm updating this rediculous blog. Like most things in my life, this was another "great project!" I could obsess over for a while before getting too busy with
other projects and dropping it like a hot rock. I'm like that, though *oh look! something shiney!*.
Well, I voted on Nov. 6th.
Absentee because I was going out of town for the week. I just got back this evening from Sacramento, CA. *shudders* I won't talk about the interactions except to say that my customer was fantastic. Those guys are all pretty conservative guys, so lunches were entertaining and I could speak my mind. They were also hot-shots in my field, which was cool and I'd actually worked with one of'em when he was with another company. Woah, I'm digressing. Shiney things.
Anyway, I VOTED, damn it. I felt great doing it. When I walked out of the city administration building to a crappy, drizzling rain - I felt even more steeled against that rain/world/politics because it was just one tiny adversity in a day spent overthrowing adversities. Ah well, some of the things I voted for were winners.
I'm seriously worried about the leftist take over of my country. I'm sick over the fact that my country's leader is not interested in protecting me or my way of life. I'm fearful when I think about the fact that our last-line-of-defense, the Courts, have already been fully infiltrated by 5th columnists.
All of which just pisses me off. I hate feeling weak and ineffectual. I've watched this come down the pipe since 1987. I realized that at 14 years old I could never, ever follow leftist ideals. Since that day I knew it would come to bloodshed in our own country, and it's
going to. It has to, or I'll die in a socialist-secularlist hell-hole.
Seriously, guys, start stashing the guns in the churches. I don't think it would take a lot of bloodshed if we did it now. In fact, I think it would shock the country out of sleep in a way that could put us on the road to greatness, once again. Just a few public figures. That's all I'm saying.
How else do we handle the situation we have now? You don't change these kinds of views. They are deeply ingrained in most people's minds. They don't argue from a point of logic, which means they
cannot reason logically, or they
choose not to. If it's the former, then it's like putting down a potentially dangerous animal. If it's the latter, then we're dealing with a 5th columnist. Traitors deserve death.
I'd die to protect my country, or my family. That means I'd even die to protect the freedoms of the same jackasses who have already taken my freedoms away. I would, because I have to. Otherwise everything I've said,
everything I am, has been a lie. To those who can understand this sentiment, I offer my grattitude that even if you don't agree with me, you are capable of honest and reasonable descision taking. I'm
sick of trying to explain this position to people who think they are smarter than the average Joe.
I travel all over the country, and I meet a lot of different people. One day I'll work with someone who never graduated from High School and probably spends a lot of money on drugs. The next day I might work with someone who has multiple Masters Degrees in business and technology fields. Regardless of education or wage,
most people live in the real world. They can understand the importance of freedom and sacrifice.
Shoot. I've had so much on my mind lately, I guess this is just a random outpouring of my need to express what's been swirling around in me. End.
