On the eve of the next national election, I
would like to emphasize the importance of voting. Now I don’t write this to scrutinize the life
choices many of us that are lower income.
Everyone at some time in their life will need a help up. I am old enough
to know what government cheese and free lunch is. But instead, to highlight a
discouraging trend. The trend is folks who need to vote, do it the least and
complain the most. So, let me explain. If you receive section 8, food stamps, WIC,
housing, job training, Medicare, VA benefits, free lunch for your kids, etc.,
you should be voting on Nov, 4th. If we don’t vote in mass, the
other party will be taking over and they are not the biggest fans of social
programs. In 2008, we voted in record
numbers to elect the first black President. We let him down in 2010 when many
of us stayed home and allowed the Tea Party to make his presidency hell. If you
don’t vote this election, many of the programs that you and your family rely on
will be reduced or eliminated. Many have died and suffered to give you the
opportunity to vote. PLEASE GO TO THE POLLS.
Men, you have the power to change. Your standard of living and philosophical mindset based on thirsty behavior is not setting a good example. Classy women will throw you automatically into the rejected pile if they sense this way of thinking. What concerns me the most is how brothers market themselves onto the dating scene and the assumption they make when they speak to a beautiful woman. Money flashers believe it is a walk in the park that they can get any woman they want. Most thirsty men try to impress women with their financial assets. They believe this technique will force a woman to throw herself at their feet. When fantasy becomes reality or they get rejected they proclaim that a woman is stuck up which is far from the truth. To be honest, no sophisticated female wants to be whistle, bark at or grab in an awkward way from a stranger and I do not blame them. I have a daughter, and I expect men to treat my little princess as a human being when she gets older, not an o
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