My perspective on the system

I’ve never been someone who’s into politics. Why? Because it’s all about division—just like religion. There are so many different denominations, yet there’s one God and His Son who loves us all. Jesus wasn’t about separation. If you really pay attention, politics is about doing the bare minimum. There’s no real change, just constant destruction and no peace for the people. They don’t allow real diversity in leadership, and that’s a major issue. Presidents have people pulling their strings, so to me, it’s all a show and always has been. You’d be better off turning off the TV and living your life in peace. The moment you turn it on, you’re sucked into their narrative and start sounding like everyone else. Why label yourself as a Democrat or Republican? Just carry your name. This system was designed for their benefit, not ours. Governors and leaders often couldn’t care less about the struggles of everyday people. The problems we see worldwide stem from governments that prioritize their own interests. They raise prices, keep wages low, and restrict opportunities. In some areas, they barely allow space for Black businesses to thrive—it’s all by design. When it comes to racism, let’s be clear: they started it, not us. Open your eyes to the damage politics does to individuals and communities. Have you noticed how politicians promise good things to get elected, only to change once they’re in office? They’ve even roped the church into these divisions, which isn’t right. If you pay close attention, politics is like a revolving door—those who are asleep don’t see it. Everything they do, from creating crises to spreading lies on the news, has been done before. I urge you to step away from politics. It will drain you, cloud your thinking, and take your focus away from what truly matters. Put your trust in God, not in man or any president.