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Yesterday, I considered running for office. So much, that I made a statement on social media and a few social audio apps. Long story short, the deadline for me to register has passed, but it doesn’t mean that I can’t participate in someone else’s political campaign. In fact, that’s more
The social media giants are making no bones as to what their agenda is – to silence any and ALL conservatives. They see conservatives as bumpkin terrorists without even a single brain cell to logically converse with. For that reason, I think I’d rather post more on alternative sites like
Twitter has a major issue when it comes to inclusion. They’ve implemented some new concepts – one of which is #TwitterCommunities. Several people I know (myself included) have applied to do our own communities, but there’s been a #chinesewall of sorts that have kept us out of the sub-platform. Seemingly,
If liberals and conservatives were to come together for a civil discussion, I’d bet that we’d find more in common than that which divides us – the Red & Blue parties. I firmly believe that an honest look at some third parties would create more balance than polarity. The duopoly’s