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Poster Name:
Colsongirls3

Poster Message:
I would like to apologize to the person who wrote this post. Why? Well, based upon your reference to Instagram videos (colsongirls3), I believe you’re referring to me, and throughout my life, I have never intended to do or say anything that would make someone feel diminished or excluded. To the extent that I’ve done that with you, again…I apologize. After reading your post, I re-watched every video to determine what I said that would make you feel the things you’ve described. After doing so, I still don’t see it. But, I fully appreciate that we all come from different places and are informed by different experiences. So, I would love to have a one-on-one conversation with you so that we can each try to see the world through each other’s eyes. My sisters and I created this video series because we see two massive problems that our generation must solve together: our national deficit/debt, and political extremism. Regarding our deficit/debt, in 2019, before the pandemic, our deficit was almost $1 Trillion…against $3.5 trillion in revenues. In October of this year, our deficit was over $280 Billion. At this rate, our deficit for the year will be over $3 Trillion. We’re paying almost $400 Billion/year on interest for our $27 Trillion loan. Imagine, when we’re in our mid-thirties with kids and mortgages, we’ll be spending a big part of our incomes servicing a $70 trillion debt (and still growing). At the same time, political extremism is tearing our nation apart. It’s fueling hate and irrationality. Civil debate and compromise have evaporated. Everywhere you turn, it’s us-against-them. Our political leaders are responding to dissent by name-calling, threats, and efforts to silence the other side. In turn, our fellow citizens are doing the exact same thing. How is this acceptable? You referred to our videos as “bizarre,” “stupid,” “awful,” “non-arguments,” that are “spewing hate.” I would love to hear an argument describing how we’re wrong, how our fears of our growing debt are unfounded, and how are fears of divisiveness and hate are imaginary. Until then, though, we’re going to continue to awaken our generation, attempt to bridge our divide, promote peace and compromise, and create a nation that’s safe, fair, honest, empathetic, and worthy of being a world leader. With all this in mind, the first person I want to get to know is you. Remember, though, misunderstanding is a two-way street. So, let’s meet and start a dialogue to understand each other’s fears and frustrations.