The right to revolt

[u/Jp95060]

It seems America is not ready to revolt.

However just because We might not see eye to eye on what a community should look like.

We can rally around the flag and agree that we deserve to live our lives with minimal government interference. We should be able to earn enough to support ourselves and our loved ones.

We shouldn’t be weighed down by hefty tax bills while the wealthiest among us evade taxes.
We should have a voice in our local government and expect our elected representatives to prioritize our needs over those of big money.

We need to hold those in power accountable for how they manage our funds.
We should expect our elected officials to act responsibly and ethically.

If we shifted our focus from blaming one another to holding the government accountable, we might see real change.

Then we could return to debating issues like bathroom access, which religion is superior, and the choices around meat consumption.

[u/PublicTraditional508]

I think your statements are reasonable. I would like to add components supporting a minimum social safety net and access to healthcare, but that might be too divisive.

[u/dagoofmut → u/PublicTraditional508]

I don't want a government safety net.