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The Political Aspect of Violence

       There must be something that can be done about all the violence in our world.  Musicians, actors/actresses, socialites and many more are affected by this tragedy.  Majority of the places people travel to, want to travel to or are currently traveling have experienced some type of crime.  Violence is happening too often and too close to home.  Shootings, robberies, arguments, fights and so much more have taken over the beauty of togetherness and turned it into something bloody.  The solid foundation of families has been turned into shambles by poor examples of tradition.  There is not a day without a violent crime being broadcast across our media networks.  The platform for control of tactics to stop the violence bounces between money and politics, sometimes both.   


       The world needs peace.  The only way to get peace is to start at home.  Your values should make up who you are and lead you throughout your daily choices.  Your daily choices are not to be made based on the lifestyle of someone else.  You are you and can only be you!  You were not made to be someone else.  The media, socialites, millionaires, billionaires, famous people all have a sense of self.  The part of self that is public with their lives.  They live in this world the same as other people, just publicly and with more resources.  We do not go into their personal, daily, at home lives.  We have our own and it's for a specific reason.  The reason is tailor made for each individual person and their life.  Politics are involved with catching criminals, prosecuting criminals and housing criminals.  The challenge is to get to a point where no one has to involve the authorities, and everyone lives at peace with one another.  This is why laws are created for people, not people created for the laws.  We all need to abide by the laws regardless of bias feelings.  The laws were created and changed only by votes of the people.  


       Thinking you fall short, is only in your own mind.  Comparison will not get you to your own destiny.  Famous people compared to the non-famous person in the real situation is different from television and social media post edit shows or clips.  Stop comparing and start thinking about what truly value for yourself and your life.  Everything happens for a reason and in its own season (as the old saying goes).  The media is to entertain not control.  We have our own free will to choose what paths we take, but there always challenges to choosing.  This is part of the process and allows you the ability to think things through thoroughly.  


Peace & Love

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