When you “do your
research,” do you
actually find experts,
people involved
in the situation or who
have studied it
seriously over time;
discussions between
people with varied views;
delved to the
source of the story; not
become an
acolyte of people who skew
to the
narrative they sell for
their own agenda?
Understand that just
because a story is
generally accepted by msm
doesn’t mean
it’s false. Understand
that, truly, people
often make mistakes
without being
malicious.
Approach your research
calmly,
without a preconceived
conclusion.
Think logically, and use
common sense
-- does this narrative
hold together?
Ask questions, and
questions, and
questions every step of
the way.
You want
change?
Do the work to learn how
it’s done.
Who has the power in
regard to your
issue; how they are
influenced?
Discover who you can trust
for truth,
for support, for
cooperation, inspiration,
and much
more.
Learn how it’s done and do
it,
step by step, observing
and adapting.
Projecting your hate
onto
nonparticipating folks you
have decided
(or been influenced to)
oppose is not
hypocrisy – it’s a strike
against reality.
I don’t have time to waste
on conspiracy
theories – I have a life
to tend.
Does that mean that these
people diving
down rabbit holes have no
lives of their own?
vote in more reasonable
Congressional reps who
will work together for our
common benefit – despite
what some seem to think
POTUS is neither god nor
almighty emperor -- most
of the things we say we
want are in the purview of
Congress, not POTUS
(except for signing their
laws, which they can get
around)
3/10-11/22
