To make it clear, I do not think electing Hillary nor Sanders is enough here, and I have said so earlier: one person does not produce change, and we can look at Barack Obama for this. We need an upheaval of the scar tissue in office today to get any sincere efforts going forward, for we're truly held down by being led by the least among us. I am also not saying I would prefer the ACA over nothing, but let's be honest: the only good thing about it is it's better than what we had previous. By itself, however, it is atrocious. Let us not simply look at the past to relish in what we have, but acknowledge our improvements are only less worse than what was there prior, which are yet to be good of themselves. Settling here means what we have now is acceptable, and on all levels of reason it is not. It's an affront because we have so many shady people in the way of sincere efforts on every avenue here, some more toxic than others. And again, I do not believe electing Bernie nor Hillary is enough for the changes we need to do before we can even claim we live in a healthy, reasonable society. We need the American people to care about these issues too, and the only one championing that movement in a notable way is Sanders. Hillary's efforts seem dry and vapid by comparison with the way she is producing her campaign.
My big three concerns are dealing with climate change, universal health care, and an assured income. I legitimately believe I will be dead before any of these are manufactured in a way that is considered even remotely acceptable and accountable to reason. We will see these cause ruin, suffering, and death long before we really scope something to match the world as it naturally is against the affronts we evocate and confuse the world to actually be.
