so I was thinking.
about our new presidency and Cabinet and such. And how ignorant people are about just... everything. It's really annoying how ignorant people can be, once you realize it. Katye and I were discussing that on Facebook earlier and we both came up with the same opinions- not on the President per se, but just people in general.
Katye:
im more of an independent. i choose who i support on who they are, not who they're with.
8:33pmKelly
yeah, deff. that's how people should vote but don't. they vote straight dem or rep and it's irritating like almost nothing else.
8:34pmKatye
i know wut u mean.
i just want the country to thrive on good morals and good constitutional principles and not, oh yea we want to tax more, ill vote dem
people are uneducated and ignorant on who to vote for
8:36pmKelly
agreed! it feels like they don't care who they vote for, if they vote at all, and they don't make a well-rounded decision because they're ignorant to what's happening in the world around them.
8:38pmKatye
thank god someone is understandin me
8:40pmKelly
i feel the same way. it also annoys me when people have opinions and they don't have sufficient facts or evidence to back up those views and it just proves how ignorant they really are.
8:47pmKatye
yes. i understand completely.
I'm not trying to categorize the American public this way and I don't want to, so if that's how I sound, I don't mean to. It's just my viewpoint, and everyone else is entitled to their own opinion.
I intended to rant more, but I'm really tired so I won't.
But for something random: how amazing is it that Hillary's Secretary of State?! I'd prefer her as President, but this is awesomeness too. She rocks. (:
So I have this interview Saturday at Columbia College for more scholarships and such, and I have to be prepared to discuss this:
More and more people are using technology, i.e., text messaging and instant messaging, to communicate to their peers, their families, and their colleagues.
How do you think this is affecting our relationships and interpersonal skills?
I have no clue how to even research this. >.<
Oh blerg.
anyhow, peace outt, bunnies! (:
Katye:
im more of an independent. i choose who i support on who they are, not who they're with.
8:33pmKelly
yeah, deff. that's how people should vote but don't. they vote straight dem or rep and it's irritating like almost nothing else.
8:34pmKatye
i know wut u mean.
i just want the country to thrive on good morals and good constitutional principles and not, oh yea we want to tax more, ill vote dem
people are uneducated and ignorant on who to vote for
8:36pmKelly
agreed! it feels like they don't care who they vote for, if they vote at all, and they don't make a well-rounded decision because they're ignorant to what's happening in the world around them.
8:38pmKatye
thank god someone is understandin me
8:40pmKelly
i feel the same way. it also annoys me when people have opinions and they don't have sufficient facts or evidence to back up those views and it just proves how ignorant they really are.
8:47pmKatye
yes. i understand completely.
I'm not trying to categorize the American public this way and I don't want to, so if that's how I sound, I don't mean to. It's just my viewpoint, and everyone else is entitled to their own opinion.
I intended to rant more, but I'm really tired so I won't.
But for something random: how amazing is it that Hillary's Secretary of State?! I'd prefer her as President, but this is awesomeness too. She rocks. (:
So I have this interview Saturday at Columbia College for more scholarships and such, and I have to be prepared to discuss this:
More and more people are using technology, i.e., text messaging and instant messaging, to communicate to their peers, their families, and their colleagues.
How do you think this is affecting our relationships and interpersonal skills?
I have no clue how to even research this. >.<
Oh blerg.
anyhow, peace outt, bunnies! (: