I Would Consider Myself a Progressive

When I see the United States today, I think that I am most likely making progress. Progressive people are people who advocate or implement social reform and new ideas. However, they also do not want to completely change because they also agree with the ways of seeing the benefits of some people and improving others. I feel that there are many things in society that need to be corrupted and need improvement, but I would like to select two to explain in this article. The first one is to improve education. That is all the foundation, because in the US the level of education is suddenly declining.

I think that it is a progressive driver. I like to finish one or all of my goals everyday. Greg McKeown wrote a wonderful book called "Basicism: Less Discipline Pursuit". I think that it is worth mentioning here. If we had to summarize this book in a single sentence, its main premise is not to make small progress in millions of different directions, but to make major progress focusing on several goals every day is. I like three rules, so examples of setting targets are broad business / work, pursuit of sports, and personal projects (travel, reading, human relations, etc.). If you are an artist, you can also add the "Art Effort" category.

If you were following my Twitter or Facebook account during the 2016 election, you might think I am a supporter of Trump. But I am a former registered Democrat, a supporter of Bernie, and I consider myself a progressive liberal. This is the first election I voted for the first time, but my second choice is a card. I could not vote because Hilary Clinton mistakenly handled confidential information and stolen the candidate Bernie Sanders from the people's choice.

I am not a fan of Hillary Clinton. I did not reveal until she became clearly recommended to the Democratic party; I am a supporter of Bernie Sanders, and at this moment, I thought I was a democratic socialist. But I voted for Clinton as an anti-playing ballot (although I found out that she is not a multifaceted political issue). Anyone who has read "Alice in Wonderland" will understand the idea of ​​rolling a hole in a rabbit, and suddenly you will feel your clothes are facing backwards. Some of our discussion, movies, reading materials may make you feel uncomfortable and sour, but for one or two people, what we are dealing with seems to be too strict. I understand these hypersensitivity, but active and dedicated people still have the right to enjoy the harsh truth of the way our country does not reach our ideal of democracy .