Okay so it seems like everyone has something to say about all the drama on social media these days. If it's not about Solange going all 'Love And Hip Hop Atlanta' on Hov then it's T.I. and Apollo's Twitter Pow-Wow. Even going as far as broadcasting Miley and her #SubNation to Liam, alledgedly speaking of course because she shortly after took to twitter for the disclaimer. Honestly as entertaining as all of this nonsense is there are bigger things happening in the world. Just earlier today I went to Facebook and expressed exactly that:
'I'm done. People sitting here like "Imma pray for Bey and the family" THEY are fine. THEY are not in crisis nor danger. Ya'll better stop playing and send those prayers to the 200+ girls we don't have in safety yet. Smh. Come On Now. #ThatIsREALCrisis #BringBackOurGirls'
I stand behind my sentiments because why is it that most know more about the antics of the famous then about the heartening things that ACTUALLY MATTER. Granted 200+ girls being kidnapped in their own country while ours stares them down trying to figure the whole mess out isn't the sexy skeevy announcements we are accustomed to. But maybe that is because we are giving too much time to the wrong type of news. If we as a people worked as hard to keep tabs on important things as we do Miley's selfies the world would be a better place to live in. Figure out what's really nesscessary and choice that to stand by that. That way you can be a person with integrity and possibly influence others to follow suit.
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