37th Parallel Las Vegas, NV

For anyone who was trying to grow into a better version of themselves and is experiencing negative feedback from supposed friends... keep in mind........ ignorance is bliss only in the blissfulness of ignorance, and to let ignorance stay where it resides!! outside of yourself.

Those who do not lend themselves to deception are least likely to get deceived. Perception is easily manipulated through the media, by taking someone's word without verification, by believing that people are inherently honest in positions of power.

In reality, Earth's landmasses are indeed interconnected, forming one continuous surface with oceans and seas covering about 71% of the planet's surface. The division of land into separate continents and countries is largely a human construct, delineated by political boundaries, historical events, and cultural distinctions. These boundaries are indeed imaginary lines agreed upon by societies and governments, but they have significant legal, political, and social implications in terms of governance, citizenship, and international relations.

And then the average person which makes up the majority would never even understand what that means right there

See I'm enacting the actions of change....

The change that people want but yet they said it was too much to read 🤣🤣🤣

And once you learn that you learn that people don't deserve anything other than what they have because that's what they let happen by playing the bleeding heart role.. or acting like everything is fine

It's amazing to me all the things that people sit around and wish for that you don't need wishes to obtain all it requires is the action to be put forth... Without the action of change they'll never be changed the action of a protest is the action of asking for something....

The entity that ultimately has the last word in power varies depending on the specific political system and context. In democratic societies, power ideally resides with the people, who exercise their authority through mechanisms such as elections, representation, and participation in decision-making processes. Elected representatives, government institutions, and the judiciary also play significant roles in exercising and balancing power within democratic systems.

In authoritarian or totalitarian regimes, power may be concentrated in the hands of a single leader, ruling party, military, or other centralized authority. In such systems, the ability of individuals or groups to challenge or influence the exercise of power is often limited, and dissent may be suppressed.

Overall, the distribution and exercise of power are complex and multifaceted, influenced by a range of factors including political structures, institutions, societal norms, and historical legacies. Efforts to promote accountability, transparency, and the rule of law can help ensure that power is exercised responsibly and in the interests of the broader population.

Basic rights are fundamental entitlements that are typically considered inherent to all individuals, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, gender, religion, or other characteristics. Here's a summary of some common basic rights recognized in many societies:

1. **Right to Life:** Every person has the right to life and should be protected from arbitrary deprivation of life.

2. **Freedom of Expression:** Individuals have the right to express their opinions, beliefs, and ideas freely without censorship or retaliation.

3. **Freedom of Religion:** People have the right to practice, worship, and express their religion or beliefs without interference or discrimination.

4. **Right to Equality:** All individuals are equal before the law and are entitled to equal protection and treatment without discrimination.

5. **Right to Liberty:** Every person has the right to liberty and security of person, including freedom from arbitrary arrest or detention.

6. **Right to Privacy:** Individuals have the right to privacy and protection from unauthorized intrusion into their personal lives and affairs.

7. **Right to Fair Trial:** Every person has the right to a fair and impartial trial, including the right to legal representation and presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

8. **Freedom from Torture and Inhumane Treatment:** No one should be subjected to torture, cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment.

9. **Right to Education:** Everyone has the right to education, which should be accessible, free, and of good quality.

10. **Right to Health:** Individuals have the right to access healthcare services and facilities necessary for the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health.

These are just a few examples of basic rights, and there are many more rights recognized in various international human rights instruments, national constitutions, and legal systems around the world. The protection and promotion of basic rights are essential for the dignity, well-being, and freedom of all individuals.

A supermajority, also known as a qualified majority, refers to a higher threshold of votes required to pass certain decisions or enact specific measures compared to a simple majority. While a simple majority typically requires more than half of the votes cast to prevail, a supermajority requires a specified proportion of votes greater than that threshold.

Supermajority requirements can vary depending on the context and jurisdiction but often involve thresholds such as two-thirds (2/3) or three-fourths (3/4) of the total votes cast. These requirements are commonly used for significant or contentious issues where it is deemed important to ensure broader consensus or support beyond just a simple majority.

Supermajority requirements are employed in various contexts, including constitutional amendments, certain parliamentary procedures, and decision-making processes within organizations or institutions. They are intended to promote stability, consensus-building, and the protection of minority interests by requiring a higher level of agreement among decision-makers.

The question of who should have the authority to determine entitlements is fundamental to discussions about governance, democracy, and social justice. In democratic societies, there is typically a system in place where entitlements are determined through processes involving representation, participation, and accountability. This can involve elected representatives, government institutions, and legal frameworks designed to reflect the will and interests of the people.

While centralized decision-making may be necessary in certain contexts, it's essential to ensure transparency, inclusivity, and checks and balances to prevent the abuse of power and to protect the rights of individuals and marginalized communities. Additionally, promoting dialogue, civic engagement, and respect for human rights can help foster more equitable and just decision-making processes. Ultimately, the question of who decides entitlements should be guided by principles of fairness, democracy, and respect for human dignity.

Said we may never make it back on a last flight to many stairs made people feel some type of way... fly away... Preconceived notions predicated assumptions brought on dissension without Harmony discord needed order in court accusations held in contempt judgmental people got a life sentence without possibility of Ascension

Through these trials, we carry tribulations
With every step, left behind,
Memories etched in revelation

Freely "We The People" stand Imprisoned with the promise of freedom

Within a stones reach of a throw reverberating sound echoes in the past, no need to wonder if it'll last. Knowing we may never make it back.

Said We may never make it back, what innocence lost "we the people" found new life without matter in shades of Gray, clouded hope in hearts, lost forever without the light falls eternal night

No Bracing for this seize the day, the unknown embraced.. wasn't met with Grace... clashed with taste as appropriation pointed out race separated one originator from all others just vultures circling cultures

Said We may never make it back, what innocence lost "we the people" found new life without matter in shades of Gray, clouded hope in hearts, lost forever without the light falls eternal night

Said we may never make it back...

So fly by night... day can't understand... How I move shadow moonlight mind-set go!! extracurricular in the night.... No red eye on this third-eye flight.....