Narcissism... I Think Thats Part Of The Problem

I love this country despite it's problems. That being said lets talk about one of those problems. It sort of hit me a while ago. I don't know how or why but it just sort of popped into my mind. One of the problems that we have in this nations government and politics is that people don't get involved or support a cause, or side because they find it necessarily right, whether morally, economically, or just plain in the best for the country, but because they are narcissists. Lets think about this in more depth.

Lets look at our president. Is he president because he wants what's best for this country, or is it because he's a narcissist who does it for the glory, fame, and free benefits. I believe so. You don't have too agree with me, but judging by the way he runs things I wouldn't be surprised. He talks of change, offers benefits to illegal immigrants, has our welfare in the biggest mess it's ever been. I believe he knows that by giving people free stuff he gets his high chair.

Now lets look at Liberals. O.K. O.K. we can put conservatives here too, but I feel liberals milk it the most. Why do I think some people are liberal? Because it makes them feel better than others, feel more important, like they are doing the world a favor by fighting or such a good cause such as Obama Care, allowing illegal immigrants to just come as they please, and fighting for civil rights that have existed since the 60's.

They voted for Obama because they are narcissists. Because by voting for democrat they are voting for a good cause by helping everyone with their socialistic that "help" everyone.

Now I know I can't blame every liberal for this. I also can say that yes conservatives do the same bull shit I know, I know I want be completely biased. Still are people voting because they really think it's right, or because it makes them look so special, important, and for such a "good cause". Fueling their feel goods for themselves rather than logically thinking. If you voted for Obama fine, but I at least want you to think exactly why.

My favorite part is how he calls gun free zones placebo affects. That's a good way of putting it, but unlike in the medical world mind over matter doesn't work for mass shooters.

Yup here's a good one.

I really hate it when anti gun groups blame the legal ownership of guns on crime when whether they are legal or not criminals will still have them. In this case this guy on the left thinks gun sellers supply criminals, and the guy on the right makes a point that just because people abuse guns doesn't mean it's the sellers fault just like you can't blame steel, and food companies for making people fat for making spoons. There are so analogies that can fit this.

Why We Hate Change

It happens. Things change for better or for worse, and often we don't like change. Growing up is by far the worse change as you see you youth flash before our eyes knowing it will be left behind. Despite change we the only thing we can do is embrace it. Unfortunately it is harder then we expect it.

The worst kind of change is the one that leaves us hanging. It's one thing to adjust to change with the uncertainty of the unknown, but when change comes too sudden, leaves you at some sort of cliff hanger, or leaves with a sense of a certain special form of uncertainty that can't be explained.

Good examples are the death of a pet, break ups, marriage of a close family member or friend, Cough! End of Season 4 of My Little Pony, Cough!, and basically anything that leaves you wondering how things will continue from here with the changes at hand.

We all go through it, but I just felt that maybe by writing about this might ease others, as well as myself. The past few months have been filled with uncertainty, confusion, and the unknown prospect of being left to dangle in a sort of purgatory I guess. Sometimes you just need to say something to relieve yourself, and hopefully help others do the same.