I Tried To Stay Out Of It

I feel like this is a modern day war between blacks and whites on whether or not slavery or segregation should still exist. I voted. Clearly, I'm sure you all know who I voted for. But it wasn't because he was black, it's because Romney is just fucking retarded. And Obama speaks moreso on a level of just having simple common sense. I feel he didn't have to say much in any debate because his past actions proved more than enough to keep his followers in line, you would think (my opinion). Maybe his effects only effected the people on the lower end of the totem poll (which includes me) and the others who felt there was a need for change felt the side effects. Sorry for digging into the pockets of those who could possibly feed half a state or more, but you can't spend money in Hell.

I went to the polls with a few specific people in mind: the president, the state of NC's insurance commissioner, Goodwin, the attorney general, Cooper, (who had no opposing team), and Representative G.K. Butterfield. I absolutely hate politics. I find the government to be extremely convoluted and very disorganized in the exacts of what these people truly stand for. I trust no one, them included. Maybe I'm a little brainwashed from reading about the particulars  in our history where some things just doesn't add up, The Redemption Manual, all these secrets, too many illuminati stories. Believing to have originally formed from roots of Christianity, I honestly don't see where God plays a part in how these people call themselves maintaining control over a country. Could I do any better? Hell no! But the difference between me and the next person who feel that they could is I wouldn't want the job anyway.

But that is not why I'm here today. I'm reading and I'm watching and all I see being discussed is a boundary of color. Who gives a fuck?! There is this guy I see every morning who stops by my desk and says "my president is still black", "some people gon' be mad today" or some other lame line about how his complexion is what "Rocked the Votes". Can we discuss my healthcare benefits please? Or how I need to begin a job search asap because the owners of this company are about to slit their wrist due to the fact they have to help someone other than themselves (*cough* assholes) I guess the thought of the word, help, is just flat out disgusting and could be very treacherous to their health pockets. Can we discuss how the owner of the Westgate Resorts, David Siegel, sent out a letter warning his employees what would happen if they voted for Obama? Let's also narrow this thing down to the fact that if it were left up to black people, alone, to try to keep one man in office, we wouldn't stand a chance which proves that it's NOT/WASN'T a color issue to begin with. But, clearly, we can't pinpoint which white people voted for what candidate. Since we are already stereotyping, let's just point out the mediocre white people. Yea, that would be sufficient enough for now.

I'm ready for the air to clear. Back to the norm we go. The rich will remain rich and the poor will remain poor. That's just the cards we were dealt. Color will always be an issue and if an owner of a company feels the little peons that work for him aren't worthy enough of a good living, then he don't have to provide them with shit if he doesn't want to. All that matters is they're good and they always will be, and if you don't like it, you can kick rocks and find another gig that will do better. Whose Democrat? Whose Republican? Well... I'm ME. And the history behind the donkey and the elephant gives me a friggin headache AGAIN. So the tables turned? Does that mean we should still support bullshit just because back in the day Republicans were anti-slavery? Democrats formed the KKK.... Nevermind...

I think I'm done for now, this has killed my coffee buzz. Off to my round 2 of a cup of joe.

Until next time bloggerss...