I've Had Enough...

[Violet_Crumble]

267. That's it! I've had enough too!

What I've had enough of is:

• Bulleted lists where the bullets aren't there
  
• Lists where most points begin with the same sentence fragment and aren't grouped together
  
• A lack of white space
  
• Too many unnecessary words

Here. Try it this way:

I've had enough of:

• equating Democrats with Republicans. They are not the same.
  
• failing to recognize progressive actions when they occur.
  
• Democrats attacking other Democrats, while ignoring Republicans.
  
• exaggerations and untruths about a broad range of Democratic officeholders.
  
• people who support individual Presidential candidates being accused of ruining everything.
  
• the belief that a majority of congressional districts would gladly elect a truly progressive candidate.
  
• a majority of Democratic voters treated as the enemy.
  
• people who believe that they alone can speak for "the People."
  
• the idea that 99% of the population shares the same goals or has the same needs.
  
• the belief that the answer to everything is to kill corporations or destroy capitalism.
  
• ridicule of people who suggest that reality and practicality matter in politics.
  
• people being treated as "traitors" if they don't share some particular belief about some issue.
  
• the fantasy that any single politician or elected official can effect sweeping changes alone.
  
• fantastic thinking that ignores how things actually function.

Just when you thought it'd never end, I've had more than enough of:

• people calling our Democratic President vile names.
  
• seeing GOTV dismissed as useless and a waste of time.
  
• single issue politics overriding everything else that is happening.

And to finish up:

• I've had enough with a disappointment with one outcome meaning that everything is lost.
  
• I've had way more than enough of the idea that it doesn't matter if the Republicans control all three branches of government.
  
• I've finally had enough with declarations that anyone would refuse to vote for the Democratic nominee for President.

There. Isn't that far easier to read?