It's important to follow politics: when you vote or communicate with your lawmakers you're helping to shape the world that you live in. And we live in a world where we are subject to increasingly sophisticated propaganda from people who do not have your best interests at heart and an awful lot of it relies on you not paying attention or be willing to accept comfortable lies over uncomfortable truths. Being into politics doesn't have to mean supporting your party no matter what, it doesn't have to mean forcing your opinion down other people's throat. It can just mean being informed about current events, the law and how the political process works.
VoxVocisCausa on March 12nd, 2020 at 00:57 UTC »
It's important to follow politics: when you vote or communicate with your lawmakers you're helping to shape the world that you live in. And we live in a world where we are subject to increasingly sophisticated propaganda from people who do not have your best interests at heart and an awful lot of it relies on you not paying attention or be willing to accept comfortable lies over uncomfortable truths. Being into politics doesn't have to mean supporting your party no matter what, it doesn't have to mean forcing your opinion down other people's throat. It can just mean being informed about current events, the law and how the political process works.
Another_fkn_repost on March 12nd, 2020 at 02:12 UTC »
I agree with your post's content, but what a shitty title
shanabear on March 12nd, 2020 at 02:21 UTC »
“No one likes people who are into politics for a reason”
What? Tf are you talking about?