Debate: Round 2.

I still can’t get over that debate last night. Some were amped because it was so intensified and had you in the edges of your seats.. But the scary thing is, even though some of Romney’s points are accepted, he’s too hot headed to trust and flat out rude. And the fact that he took such a low blow at single parent homes was awful.. There are plenty kids who were raised in 2 parent homes who grew up and decided “I wanna go shoot up a movie theatre today” or “I think I’m going to go shoot up a school today” or* pop the newest pills on the block to hide from the depressed state of mind that their emotions/egos reside in. It just seems as though Romney has a distinct way that he wants America to be, and if he becomes the President, I believe that we will be en route to a new nation. It’s not fair to dictate the type of life someone should live or the type of human rights that will be extended or taken away. If this is the case, then there should be encrypted social norms/requirements on each and every birth certificate. It’s so sad. I could see if he said something like…”if you think you’re about to keep having babies and expecting the world to pick up the tab—you look good making some necessary changes to support yourselves—asap.” But honestly, we have more than a few important things to worry about, prevent or even attack to stay afloat, but single parent homes ain’t one. Ish happens and marriage ain’t the answer to everything. Trust. Salute to the parents who gave birth out of wedlock that are out here busting their butts to succeed against all odds, to share a testimony and to not be a statistic. Ok I’m done …for now. This is why I’m always hollerin’ about change and how it’s possible, but it can’t happen if you aren’t the one to initiate it and keep the momentum going! I am not a statistic–my ambition and desire to soar defines me. You shouldn’t accept the title either. Be more.

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