The Lightness of Darkness

This election has really gotten to me. I’ve even been warned by friends to lighten up. And I agree. I have to lighten the hell up about it. *deep breath* Here’s my thoughts on this though: My love for this country gets kicked up and riled up with this embarrassing candidate. I see very clearly that Trump is seriously dangerous. We are talking about the safety of the entire world here. Its clear he brings out the racism and hate in so many of us. I hope this experience helps us see that darkness – its pretty clear when you look.

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