Dear America

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Dear America,

Enough is enough.

Enough of the division.

Enough of the racism—subtle and loud, systemic and personal.

Enough of a government that is so greedy with money and power that it answers to billionaires but ignores the cries of the people.

Enough of being told we’re asking for too much when all we want is what we’ve already earned. We should not be asking permission from a government that is supposed to work for us, elected by us, to benefit us with our own money. They should listen when we tell them what we want or we VOTE THEM OUT!!!

We are not entitled because we believe our tax dollars should work for us. Wanting affordable healthcare, safe neighborhoods, clean water, livable wages, and decent schools is not entitlement—it is justice. It is basic. It is humane.

You know what is entitlement?

A government that hands out billions of our tax dollars in no-bid contracts to corporations while telling its own citizens to pull themselves up by their bootstraps.

Just look at Tesla. Look at SpaceX.

Those companies didn’t succeed in a vacuum—they were nourished by government contracts and funded by our tax dollars. Let’s not pretend that’s not welfare for the wealthy.

It’s corporate welfare wrapped in patriotism while everyday Americans are demonized for asking for a visit to the doctor that won’t bankrupt them.

We live in a country where the government gives and gives—to the rich, to defense contractors, to lobbyists and insiders—while calling social programs a burden. But let’s be honest: We already live in a socialist society—we just haven’t all been allowed to benefit from it.

Our money already pays for the police, the military, roads, bridges, social security, teachers—so why is universal healthcare the line that can’t be crossed? Why is investing in mental health, housing, and education always “too expensive,” while tax breaks for billionaires sail through unnoticed?

We’ve been protesting in the streets for generations.

We’ve marched, we’ve shouted, we’ve mourned. But it’s clear now: they hear us, but they don’t listen.

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So now, we must protest at the ballot box.

We must stop voting out of habit or fear.

We must stop supporting the same candidates over and over just because we know their names.

We must start voting for people who truly represent us—who put the people above the profits.

And if a business or corporation contributes to our oppression, or funds the very candidates who keep us down, we must protest with our money too.

Tesla’s stock dropped because people stood up. That’s real power.

Let’s use it wisely.

There is hope. In New York, people are already voting differently—electing leaders like Zohran Mamdani who challenge the status quo. This is how we take our power back—not with violence, not with despair—but with knowledge, unity, and our vote.

We must come together—not as red or blue, but as people.

Not as the left or right, but as Americans who believe we deserve better.

We are not asking for a handout. We’re demanding a return on the investment we’ve made for generations. Enough with the government mismanaging our money!!!

This is our country.

This is our money.

And this is our time to reclaim both.

With urgency and hope,

A Concerned Citizen

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Copy and paste this letter to every form of social media you can please. EVERY American needs to read it.

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