Politics? No, thank you.

Posted on Saturday, March 12, 2011 · 1 Comment

I'm allergic to politics. I hate it. I don't like anyone in there, I think they're all lying and it's normal. Everyone hoping some political party is way better than the other.... well, that person is going to be disappointed.

I don't vote. Some people think that's a crime, something terrible to do, they think it's stupid. Well, what I think, is that I shouldn't be doing anything that I don't like or don't want to. I don't feel comfortable when I'm voting. So why the hell should I be doing it?? I'm living the same way with this political party as I lived a few years ago with the other one. Nothing's different for me. I have the same amount of money, I have the same rights, EVERYTHING's THE SAME! So why the hell should I bother myself voting?

There are protests in my country. And I don't like that, and I don't go to them. They are full of violence. I got tweeted yesterday that the violence part is not true. Hahahah yeah, right. Check youtube, or the news. It's rare that there is no violence. If the protests aren't violent why the hell is there police with freakin' shields?? To protect themselves from sun???

So. The protests. What are they about here? Well, the people are not satisfied with the party that's in power right now. I have a simple question to ask: Why did all of you vote for them?? I mean, you have no right for protests. You chose them, now deal with it. I don't have that right either. Because I didn't vote at all. But as you can see, I'm stayin' in my house.

And what really bothers me, is that Japan is in real problems these days. And my country is like, oh, what a hell, we have protests - who screws Japan. Although I have to say, they were quiet when they were passing by Japanese Embassy. But is this enough? I'm not saying that we have to stop everything because there was an earthquake. My point is that we should start asking ourselves what are the real problems. The huge ones. Not that milk is expensive, or that our prime minister Jadranka Kosor is irritating. Jesus Christ, PEOPLE ARE DYING because of earthquakes, tsunamis! And all we do is worry about who is going to lead our country. Like this is equal to natural disasters.

I'm ashamed of where I live. :(

Anna xo xo

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One Response to “Politics? No, thank you.”
  1. Matheus Santos says:
    March 16, 2011 at 5:46 AM

    I also deslike Brazil's politics, but I think it's unfair let to vote when people fought for this right in the past. There's no one perfect, so there's no perfect politician or perfect law. I think it behooves us to judge who people are "less bad" to govern our country. We were wrong sometimes, isn't it? but is analyzing the mistakes of the past that we plan a better future! xoxo

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