Everything is relative

When Americans first gain the ability to vote, they are either in high school or have recently graduated. At this stage, we are usually completely dependent on our parents for everything financially. Even if we have our own jobs, the indirect payments insure our dependence. Our entire lives, we are accustomed to appreciating our parents stability instead of enjoying our own. This is a liberal way of living, even if your morals are not liberal. You have had freedom. Once you reach the end of college, you are forced to provide for yourself. This would be a huge change in standard of living, so we morph our previous liberal living into liberal beliefs. We feel independent and as if whatever we do is okay if it doesn't impact others. As we mature, we will learn to see how liberal ways are very juvenile in many ways. They see the importance in special training instead of constant experience through adventure, such as studying abroad.  I believe that the ignorant vote due to charisma, but they think it is personal belief. They see how a democrat will help them and feel as if it it will make the world more fair. They don't see both perspectives, but can easily justify their own.

MAGA

Unfortunately I cannot vote this election but I am a strong supporter of Trump and I have been since I first found out he was running. I feel like a lot of the reason that I am for him has to do with my family. When I was younger I almost thought democrat was a bad word because of the way it was talked about and avoided in family conversations (some of my relatives are die hard democrats) but as I got a little bit older and found out what they actually believe my views changed a little bit. I am still very adamantly republican but I had to do some research on my own. As an ENFP I don't like being told what to do or what to believe and since I've always been told that I am a republican, in my own mini rebellious way I questioned that. I questioned a lot of things for a little while. It was the first time I really started to think for myself about this kind of stuff and I thought why do people think gay marriage is wrong and why should abortion not be legal? but when it comes down to it, what matters to me is what the bible says. In my own family I have seen how abortion tears people apart and destroys them. And after witnessing that there is no way I could ever support that. I have a lot of friends who are very supportive of Hillary and that are going to vote for her. They say that just because I don't believe what they believe who am I to stop someone else from doing what they believe. It is a very difficult topic to talk about especially since my faith is a huge part of my political beliefs so its very hard for my non-Christian friends to understand that. I think that America needs someone like Trump (even though he is in no way the perfect candidate) America used to be great and I believe Trump would do everything in his power to make it great again.

TRIGGER WARNING "I'M JUST RANTING AT THIS POINT"

How People see Politicians         Vs.           How I See Politicians                                                          

THE RANT

              To start things off, I HATE POLITICS and I will always hate politics for the rest of my life. People see politicians as these smart intelligent people who can run a country with no problem and as for I see the a bunch of jack (Insert picture of donkeys) who could careless about the people they represent.  Now before y'all go running to the comments saying that not all politicians are bad and give me a bunch of examples of good politicians, frankly I don't care. Sure there are a few good politicians that I like, but for the most part, I don't like them. 

QUESTIONS 

              Are Younger people more liberal than older than older people? Yes, Because young people believe that they can change the world, and make people like one another. Here is the fall to that thinking, to those young liberals, if some has just a slightly view point then you, they believe that your some racist, sexist, or something else is bad. Now that  doesn't sound friendly, does it. Could it go other way around, absolutely it could go the other way. How, well it all depends on who are your major influencers in your life. 

POLITICIANS 

              Since this year, I am able to vote in this elections, I will be voting for ( Take a Wild Guess who I am voting for. ) Mr. Trump. Given the current circumstance, he his the most appealing to me. Would I like some one else other than Donald Trump, YES I would gladly take someone else. I know people have there reason for not liking Donald Trump, but I rather give my vote to someone who is consider a "Bully", than to someone who I consider worst than the devil.

GOODBYE 

 I'm done ranting. I'm walking out the door. 

See y'all tomorrow, I'm SO DONE WITH POLITICS. 

My Take.

I think that this quote really depends on where you were raised and who you were raised around. I was raised by a man and woman who have always been frustrated by the "idiots" who control our government. Being a family on the lower end of the middle class we have always tried our best to be conservative with our money. This is something my dad first explained/taught to me at the age of about eight. Ever since he explained to me how our mortgage worked I have always tried to conserve mine and my parents money. I am probably one of the most conservative teenagers I know. To be honest, I do not care about people's feelings because I personally believe that Americans are the people most easy to offend in the world today and this is why we have so many problems. To fix this people need to stop being so butt hurt about every little thing (WHO CARES HOW TRUMP ACTED WHEN HE WAS YOUNGER AND STUPIDER) and actually start caring about the important things.

Quite Unfortunate

Super pumped for the debate tonight. Its kinda like watching WWE with words. But anyway, neither of these candidates are ideal. In fact, it reminded me of a quote by Douglas Adams.

"Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job."

Pretty accurate to me. This is made clear by the fact the person perhaps most qualified to run the country (whoever that may be) would never run for office. I am excited to vote, but unfortunately I fear neither of the candidates embody who I want to represent this country and the morals I have. Ah well. In the big picture, us as Christians have nothing to worry about. God's offer for eternal life in paradise still stands.

Growing up Means Growing Conservative (or Does it?)

I think that whether you get more or less liberal as you age depends on the person. At first, we tend to have whatever view our parents have, but as time goes on we start to form our own opinions. Someone might, for example, be raised in a very liberal household, but end up extremely conservative. However, that’s not to say the view we’re raised with don’t influence our decisions. For instance, the person in the previous example would still have some liberal view as a result of being raised around those views.

I can't vote anyways sooooo.....

I think there are many reasons why a person would vote for someone over the other. People will choose someone over the other because of race, looks, actions and so much more. I grew up in a somewhat conservative house, and I think that would be how I'd vote. I agree with a good amount of what the conservatives believe. So I'm not really sure how I will end up voting in the next election, but I'm excited to see the results.