Influenced

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I have zero love for Kanye West. I had read the interview he did with TucK*Ker Carlson, and the only thing he said in that interview that actually stood out as true and accurate to me is the following:

“And for politicians, all Black people are worth is an approval rating,” he added. “The Democrats feel that they don’t owe us anything. And Republicans feel that they don’t owe us anything. Blacks have never demanded something for our vote.”

I have said time and time again that the Democratic Party uses POC and at-risk communities when they need their support, but where are those politicians when they need the Politicians' support? It's really simple, politics is a game of numbers. Numbers determine winners and losers in a political race, and numbers determine the outcomes of POC and at-risk communities and their lives. Spoiler alert: white politicians don't actually care what happens to these communities, as long as they can get them to turn out in numbers and produce enough numbers to tip an election in their favor.

Every time I see a POC, a pro-choice person (RMC), or someone in the LGBTQIA+ community at a GOP convention, I can't help but wonder what the GOP has to offer that is so alluring to them. Is it the hate for access to abortion? Is it that the white crowd loves the confederate flag - and keeping brown babies in cages? And to be clear, I mean the 'X' with stars and s**t - not the white surrender one that was used later. Is it the foaming-mouth poison that is spewed while they fight to reverse equal marriage access and make being gay in America illegal?

Maybe Kanye's 'White Lives Matter' shirt is intended to point out the disparity of value of white lives vs black and brown lives. But the message sounds much different when he's buddies with Trump - a white man who loves keeping brown babies in cages.

Some of this reminds me of the Dave Chappelle skit about Clayton Bigsby, an important member of the K*K who gets unmasked as a blind black man who doesn't know he's black.

The 1% own 99% of us. Capitalism is broken, and something needs to change.

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The World's 10 Richest Men Have Made So Much Money During the Pandemic That a One-Time 99% Tax on Their Gains Could Pay for All Covid-19 Vaccine Production and More: Oxfam Oxfam issued a new report on inequality in which it advocated more taxation for the rich.

2021 gave us the Great Resignation. People had enough of their thankless, low-wage jobs and moved on. I've read stories of people submitting a two week notice and receiving a response to let them know they were fired effective immediately.

While there are many issues that need to be addressed at the corporate level, could something be done differently in 2022 to address these issues?

America. Where as****es fight over the last package of toilet paper on the shelf of a store, but fighting for human rights, social justice, police reform, political reform, and Medicare For All is considered a pipe dream....

Everyone is capable of doing good in the world. Everyone has, at the very least, a candle inside them (ew, why are you swallowing candles?). We literally have the power to spark a change in someone just with positive words. Say something nice, anything at all, to someone you wouldn't normally say these things to.

It's my feeling that even the most toxic personality can be changed with kindness and positive words. Even if you have to do it every day until they are in their graves, KILL THEM WITH KINDNESS!

When you believe in yourself, others will believe in you as well. You have a superpower inside you to change your destiny and to be someone greater than you've ever been!

I believe in you, and I believe you can do it!

Be mindful with your words and actions. Be the good (and the change) you wish to see in others. We cannot control others words, thoughts, or actions, but can encourage others to healthier selves by presenting our best selves.

It's easy to take the path of anger and outrage when we read about or experience violence. While our initial reaction may be justified, it's essential to detach from the anger and take the path that isn't always easiest. Holding onto anger only distracts us from being architects of a world of peace.

When food is too hot, you don't consume it else it would burn your mouth. This is how we should handle frustration, anger, and jealousy.