But as I sit in my room late at night,
The window open,
Hoping for a breeze,
I must concede that soon it'll be too hot
To stay where I live now.
I think that we're at a turning point. Everyone now has their own opinion of where we should go and what we should do. A person could, feasibly, look at who wants what and from that build a world that will be accepted, if not embraced, by everyone currently in the United States, barring a massive shift like a war or another pandemic. I don't think anyone in government is going to do this, but if you're like me, you believe that our Universe is in a quantum state where every possible outcome will be accepted regardless of belief, so a world where everyone believes in something is the beginning of a world where people will once again feel happy and safe. We're at that point now. We are looking at the beginning of the future, whatever that future is going to be. Look out, decide if it's what you want, and then push for what you don't think you can live without that isn't a part of our new world yet. I know it sounds crazy, but I think we might finally be on the upturn.
It's weird having four digits worth of posts, in a good way. I realize that I'm using the blog as a replacement for Twitter, but I think we all need a replacement for Twitter. I just wish there was a better way to find people who share my opinions of the world. Ah well, I can't undo the past. I'm here now, and that's all that matters.
In light of the Supreme court telling Donald Trump that he's free to do whatever he wants, I think we need to admit that as far as our government is concerned, reality doesn't exist anymore. We're free to see the world as whatever we want it to be. I see the world as a place where Trump lost in 2016 and this election is between Hilary Clinton's successor and a bitter man who won't admit that he can't win. Even if you aren't actively denying reality, that's pretty much the case.