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It's me that guy that's always asking questions, and the
reason why is because I find a lot of fun
in doing the research. Is it a good time to
make your voice present? I mean, is it time to
oppose the wars? Plus these elected officials who can't seem
to make up their own mind? Why as voters are
we even showing up if they can't lock it in?
My name is Erro. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.
I stand on the side lines and do nothing but watch, listen, study,
then activate. I happen to call it the daily Mess,
a chronological walk through an everyday world. It is my
morning writing as a receiver of thoughts and ideas. We
as people tend to throw things to the side because
we're convinced that we're going to deal with it later on. Okay,
let me know when you've caught up. Okay, when a
subject arrives inside of me, I know it's time to
dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by
doing the research, that picture becomes clearer. This is the
daily mess. So is this a good time to make
your voice present in the community in the way of
opposing whatever war is taking place? Historically, some of the
most meaningful civic changes have taken place when ordinary people
decide to put their voices out there during times of war.
The Vietnam War as well as the Iraqi War served
as enormous vocal platforms that help shape the nation's conversations, policies, debates,
and the way that his would be remembered. But is
this the time of a brand new beginning? When should
people lift up the volume of their voices. Well, the
question is what is your motivation? Are you speaking out
of fear or anger? I mean, clarity is very important.
What is the form of your voice? Marching in large
groups doesn't always mean opposition. So you've got to use
your skills as a writer. Speak at your city council
support humanitarian issues, create respectable conversations, And then you got
to ask yourself, are you physically and mentally prepared for
the disagreements? Are you informed enough to make your position known?
The time to speak is when the silence in your
heart is heavier than everything else that you're carrying. Hey,
coming up next, these lawmakers always getting locked up? Why
are we even voting? Hey, welcome back to the daily mess.
When lawmakers endlessly lock up their decisions and votes where
nothing is ever getting done for nearly the past three decades,
doesn't it feel like that we're wasting our time at
the voting machine First and foremost, No matter how tight
these decision makers tend to be, your vote is endlessly effective.
Voting determines what gets discussed. Your vote takes the issues
directly to those elected into office. Now, keep in mind,
party line voting is a squeaky wheel. A lot of
decision making goes unnoticed. When large groups of people vote,
it shows those political leaders that, hey, we are paying
attention yet the real people. Political scientists are quick to
point out that government gridlock isn't new to our history books,
No matter how dark the cloud might be over the nation.
Your voting voice still carries the right ingredients to make
a difference politicians who their voting has become more common
over the past thirty years. I mean every party involved
is as pure as all can be. Yeah, most in
office vote for the party more than the people. I'm Arin,
and that's the daily mess.