Sure, you do. We
all do from time to time. What is it?
It’s taking a position on an issue that has been first filtered through your
own social, economic, race, religion, gender etc. and then basing your vote on
what’s in it for me (WIIFM).
Let’s face it.
It’s very difficult to base a decision entirely on an objective point of
view when the decision directly or indirectly affects you. The emotions can be too strong to make an
objective decision. You would need to
take yourself out of the picture and view the issue on a higher level with no
regard to the outcome. It means being objective
and doing what’s best for the whole of society not just what’s good for you. It’s looking at the issue from a broader
perspective.
However, I’d like to note that sometimes helping a few
(companies, agencies etc.) ends up helping more of the masses in the long run
than vice versa. To understand which
would be the better decision you would need to be well educated and informed in
that area. All too often it’s the
loudest voice that is heard which doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the viewpoint
to base your decision on. You need to do your research and listen to all viewpoints. More important, you need to discern between the
rhetoric, emotional positions, and the facts to find the truth. It’s taking the
emotion out of it and deciding from an objective point of view no matter what
affect it will personally have on you.
If you want our country and world to be a better place
the love of it must be greater than what is in it for me. What is the greater good? It comes down to
what are you making more important?
Most people want what’s best for their country but the
conflict arises on what it’s to look like and even more on how to go about
making that vision a reality. Currently there is no clear vision that the
masses have bought into. There is a
great divide and therefore the country will have a difficult time moving
forward until a vision is laid out that the masses can really rally
behind. Only then will the Law of
Attraction take hold.
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