Appropriate

adjective

1. Suitable or proper in the circumstances

verb

1. Take (something) for one’s own
2. Devote (money or asset) to a special purpose

 

Appropriate some time, if you please, to consider if you think it appropriate, for our “representatives’ to appropriate our earnings and the earnings of future generations to their perception of what is appropriate?

I say NO! But what of it? In my humble opinion, we are no longer represented. Those we have elected, at least in national offices have been placed into a system that has corrupted them to engage in keeping the status quo, placing the electorate in perpetual debt to the whims of the ruling class.

It is a bit disheartening, however, I personally am responding with, acceptance of what is. Our education system has failed us and those who would best be able to affect a change are more concerned about which side is to blame or to be congratulated than what is truly best for the whole.

I will appropriate time to discern who best to vote for in coming elections

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I’ll leave you with this

 

 

Refuse

ref·use¹

rəˈfyo͞oz/

verb

verb: refuse; 3rd person present: refuses; past tense: refused; past participle: refused; gerund or present participle: refusing

1. indicate or show that one is not willing to do something.

   

ref·use²

ˈrefˌyo͞os/

1. noun
   noun: refuse
   matter thrown away or rejected as worthless; trash.

   

    

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