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Well they are all trying to get votes so they often have to be vague and feel goody. Looking at their polices can be useful though. They have to create and pass legislation which is a lot of work as well, though it's not the president himself that does that but other people in office. The president has a lot of other work to do though.

It doesn't seme to be that hard to be US president these days so it's worth a shot, unless you mean to be president of a more functional country then it might be harder.

no politics is actually pretty hard. Most people actually get burnt out due to not being able to do what they wanted once they get some sort of power. Most of the idealist types don't succeed in politics not because they lose to realists but actually because they see all their effort amount to nothing but a compromise with the other side. That's why politics is full of kuso people, it's all a bunch of sad fucks.

>>34135
It's only hard because people believe it to be hard and in the grand scheme of statistics it's very unlikely for you to go anywhere. But that's not taking into consideration your competition when you actually do try to go somewhere and the paradigm we're currently in is one that's more rewarding on staunch idealist types that can connect with people over 'politician' politicians that can change on a dime but are perceived by the majority as fake.

Of course either way it's a lot of work, but for more smaller positions in government where one would start out they're not full time jobs and you can start building a foundation well before you retire.

Of course I can only really say this because for me I know how to reach people that can help me reach other people that would help me in the pursuit of my goals, for someone that has absolutely no help whatsoever it may be harder without some innate insane charisma that will endear others to you.

I think that there's a generation of people that are conflicted about the role of government with regards to how they regulate the internet and most people in power are perceived as being too out of touch to be trusted with anything. I want to stake out my part to make sure that I can take down the big tech glowies and fracture the internet so no one site can become too big.

Monopolies online are something that should be looked into and in a sense are even more harmful than ones offline ones since antitrust for websites is a largely untreaded ground that's only recently gaining some traction.

The urge to post essay about what politicians really are is nearly overwhelming but I must contain my autism. Once you see behind the veil it's always hard to explain to the blind what's on the other side. This isn't an insult by the way. You just aren't ready to see the true nature of this matrix prison planet we live on yet. Hopefully, in time maybe you'll be willing to accept reality.

You can not become President of your county. It's impossible. You would have to sell your soul to even have a chance and even then they wouldn't allow it. In my country every President we've had since the 1700s are not only related to each other they're also related to the royal families they claimed to be fleeing from. America was called the "great experiment" for a reason and nothing happened by chance. There is a reason why it started with 13 colonies that later formed into a union. There is a reason why certain numbers like 13 pop up over and over again throughout history. It's part of their religion. A religion people like you and I aren't supposed to know about and will never be fully accepted into.

They might give you some low level job if you're willing to sell your soul to them. They might even give you some of that paper they print. But the price is far too high.

You might think to yourself
>So what? I can just do something at the local level like run for Mayor
and to that I say; If you did anything of real value they'd show up to crush you the moment you got on their radar and out of line.

I urge you to get a copy of a book called "Burke’s Peerage" and once you've finished reading it I urge you to start tracing the bloodlines of past and current American presidents, senators and other people high up in politics. Once you've done that try looking into the people running other countries and organizations like the EU and UN. You'll quickly discover that they're all related and they've been inter-marrying for hundreds sometimes thousands of years. We don't really know for how long because the records only go back so far. They purge the history books from time to time and re-write them after all.

You are not in the club. I am not in the club. If you were in the club you wouldn't be here talking with me right now about these topics.

I think what made me the most sad is when I traced the bloodlines of all the royal families and other major countries involved in WW1. It turns out they were all closely related cousins (as in 1st and 2nd). They threw millions of us into the meat grinder just because they could. Then they pretended like their grip on power was taken away and that they were going to give the common people the chance to Govern. But it was a lie. They still run things from the shadows as they always have.

They claim to have a divine right to rule over us. They do not taint their bloodlines with our blood. They see us as no different than the cattle. They label anyone that talks the way I'm talking right now all manner of harsh things like bigot, anti-whatever, racist and the ultimate fallback: schizo. A lot of useful idiots parrot those same accusations of course. But such people don't want to wake up anyway (they really are cattle...probably).

Thanks for reading my essay.

>>35392
what about the kennedys
they're catholic irishmen, not ango jewzards

nevermind

>>35392
Do you think that the tribe would hunt me down if I tried to write a chuunige VN based on this?