ok, the sheldon for president thing doesn’t mean i’m going to run. it means we should all think about what a president should and shouldn’t be. we should also take into account who we think will win against the other opponent, but we’re definitely getting more liberal as a country with time...most people approve of a universal basic income (free money, yearly) already, so i hope yang wins new york and then the white house...anyways, we should choose candidates that are smart with good ideas...if sheldon were president, he’d probably come up with solutions to problems that no one else would be able to think of. he’s just that smart. a genius among geniuses. and we don’t demand that our presidents be geniuses to begin with. i honestly think that the ability to listen is more important, as trump didn’t listen to anyone who wasn’t a republican when it came to corona and look what happened...you have to also be a little bit flexible and intelligent enough to listen to reason...global warming was basically a conspiracy theory when i was growing up, and now it’s a huge problem that’s only that much bigger because we ignored it.
i disagree with the way the military uses fear tactics on its trainees and breaks them down until they’re shells of themselves. i say this because there’s a handbook for the illuminati conspiracy theory that i was planning on referencing—only because it’s such a horrible example of what not to do—in my movie script (i’m an aspiring writer). you wouldn’t train a person to be president that way, and the president commands the u.s. army. why train soldiers that way? also, why put intelligence test limits on people who want to be cops? you guys are weird. i’m gonna write about a fictional situation in which all these counterintuitive tactics were created by the cia in order to throw off the soviets from developing technology to take over the world. that’s literally the most logical explanation to me right now, lol.
