If you truly care about the future of America, is it more effective to complain or try to offer solutions?

Question

Don't forget that the public voted in our leaders. Instead of blaming them, blame ourselves. If this nation is going to survive for future generations, people have to work together.

Answer 1

offer solutions... nothing will ever be accomplished by complaining

Answer 2

I didn't vote for Bush in either election. Since 911, his agenda hasn't been much of anything except taking more power and war. I don't know if you have written to your Congressman in the past few years, but it is a worthless endeavor. The power that the people were meant to have is now in the hands of corporations to whom our politicians owe their office because they fund their election. The trade deals are seldom mentioned in the media but they are eroding the United States to the point that the U.S. as we know it will soon be extinct. How does the average citizen offer solutions when we are considered to be the problem? Actually, you can't even trust that your vote is counted accurately anymore. I don't call this complaining. I call it telling the truth and being helpless to change anything at all. I don't believe corporations should be allowed to fund politicians.

Answer 3

While I agree with your question, those who are blaming the leader, never really voted for him in the first place.

Answer 4

Both.The two concepts are not mutually exclusive.
As for the suggestion that "the public voted in our leaders",perhaps you'll recall that the counting for the 2000 election was stopped-by the Judiciary.

Answer 5

Not my fault I didn't vote for him. Yes my solution is get those republicans out of the white house!!!

Answer 6

You must do both.