Comments on: It’s Time to Stop Complaining and Solve the Problem!

By: Papacool

Papacool — Wed, 05 Feb 2014 16:00:19 +0000

To start out we have to understand what makes a problem. Anything that is defined as a problem has to have some personal decision making process applied to it. Next would come a solution to whatever problem has been identified, along with a personal vow to make the necessary changes to eradicate the problem. However, one must understand that not everyone will agree to a proposed solution. So therefore we have to be diplomatic to the point of doing what is best for the majority of individuals being affected by the problem. This is called being at the crossroads. As we have seen on a personal level, most people do not like to involve themselves in being proactive in problem resolution. Drugs, alcohol, or violence seems to be the new trend in dealing with issues without any progress made on the resolution front in all aspects of our daily lives. We have no leadership that is worthy of mention and those that could make a difference fail to do so. The need for God and spiritual uplifting is even more apparent, but any efforts to make Him a cornerstone is met with a possible violation of someone’s freedom of religion. We need to get trust back into our lives and all that we do as without it we are all doomed. Peace out, Papacool.

By: toomanygrandkids

toomanygrandkids — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 17:49:06 +0000

In my persoal life, I hadn’t any complaints. For years, my biggest complaint has been people who complain too much about nothing or everything. Evev though their problems are self-inflicted, they see no wrongdoing on their part. I have my own problems to figure out, which by the way, they care nothing about. I have a clearer mind by not being around these people. No matter who they are: family, so-called friends, ex, etc. What’s the point trying to talk with someone who can’t do anything about their own problems?

By: Nicholas

Nicholas — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 01:20:24 +0000

A very interesting article,I am anxious to see just how many comments are posted on about this article compared to Beyonce’s feminism or Homosexuality,Religion and Race. I think any comments or lack of will certainly indicate what’s interest black people or the ones visiting this site.