I've spent years observing clues that people provide in written text. The fact that you insist on misspelling a word that was just highlighted for you tells me you don't learn very well.
You know, some people in this group get tired of all the whining and bitching from basket cases who are powerless to correct the source of their mental anguish. You ever hear the expressions "put up or shut" and "s*it or get off the pot"?
Crying about nonsense like tactics, conversely, does not make your "argument" any more digestible. We've heard it all before. Ain't a citizen around that thinks this country's scams are nirvana, but look at what else you have to pick from.
And you can bet that's because he had a momentary falling out with the powers that be, who reminded him to stick to the script or wind up dead.
No, the *problem* is that the government will not allow Americans even the remote chance of eradicating the archaic bipartisan system.
So buy a Kevlar helmet and run on the independent ticket.
No, it's not silly. But is it wise to do lose sleep over it?
---------- Listen closely, people. Harboring day-to-day angst does more damage to you than the "problems" you have, whether it's asshole drivers or fatcat politicians or the cell-phone babbling maroons at your favorite restaurant. It affects you mentally and physically, and queues you up to be a statistic in some category you sure as hell won't like.
A have a very good friend who, for the past decade, has become increasingly critical of the political circus in his state. His primary fixation is the absurd pension structure given to everyone who work(s) for a government institution. I've watched as this has consumed him over the years and degraded by a large amount his personal quality of life. He can't shake it; it's an undiagnoseable cancer. His precious spare time is used up "following" the goings-on of so many public figures it's staggering. And to what end? Absolutely none, except to make me genuinely concerned about his life in the years to come.
I'm not advocating apathy. It's good to be aware of your surroundings and issues that do affect you. But you need to step back and look inside yourselves for the ability to wipe the internal slate clean on a daily basis. "Winning" debates that can never really be won does nothing but kill you in increments.
The tension level has increased dramatically in Real Life. Deaths due to stress-related illnesses are the highest in hisory. Do what you can do to fight *that*.