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Every second post on the social media is going Political and I wonder why?

Well so today my bad health has kept me at home and I have been browsing my social networking sites more than usual, which unfortunately is making me sicker! Why? Because most of the posts by most of the people are a mere tug of war posts about different political parties. Have you also felt the same anytime? From lame jokes about different leaders and political parties to heated arguments leading nowhere the sites are full of posts which are nothing more than a mere verbal war. One statement by some leader and the internet gets filled with n number of jokes about it, one step taken by another and the internet again gets filled with the pros, cons, and discussions which of course are based on half-information many times. It’s always good to know the prevailing politics in the country, it’s good to know what is been done, the steps that are taken and so on and so forth but the only thing that should be done is, knowing it, doing your job right and of course voting for the candidate you like and that’s it.

Such posts and arguments do not influence anyone on their decision, on the contrary, gets you waste the most crucial things, which are your time and your energy. If you know your facts and figures right and if you know who to support then it’s great and you should get back to doing your job, in your premises right. If you argue saying, of course I do my job and these posts are just in the time in between my work, then my dear friend the amount of energy that these two minutes consume is way too much is one thing, and the ripples that it creates of a bad wave, vibe, and aura amongst others may be way too many. If you truly love your country then fighting over politics and creating such ripples is the last thing that you should do. If someone who is reading this is active in politics on the internet and restrains from posting even one such argumentative post then I will consider my job done by saving at least some bad ripples. Save your energy, talk positive and happy things, know what you are doing, and do your job right that’s the maximum that you can do my friend to change the negative aura in which we are living today.

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