Politics can be an uncomfortable topic of conversation around the dinner table.
It’s controversial and when people have different opinions it can lead to arguments and fights. However, just because something makes you uncomfortable does not mean you should ignore it.
One of the biggest problems in current society is that people ignore politics and don’t pay attention to the news and recent events.
As a result, people heading to the polls might be misinformed or poorly informed, or the elections are just absent of voters in general.
As a citizen, it is your civic duty to vote in your local, provincial, and national elections.
I’m not going to try to sway anyone in who they should vote for, whether they lean left or right is none of my business and changing their mind isn’t my place. Everyone is different and has had different experiences in life. These experiences influence how you view social, economic, and political issues.
It wouldn’t be right for me to try to influence you to vote in a way that I personally feel is best. However, I do feel it’s important to inform people about the upcoming elections.
Source: Kelowna Life Real Estate
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