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It’s usually pretty easy to get your voice heard in a municipal government. You should look into what the processes are to get on the microphone at a meeting.

In a city, there’s no promise you’ll get the time of day, though. There might be 20 other Karens complaining about too many tree leaves, or not enough open space by the sidewalks.

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It’s usually pretty easy to get your voice heard in a municipal government. You should look into what the processes are to get on the microphone at a meeting.

In a city, there’s no promise you’ll get the time of day, though. There might be 20 other Karens complaining about too many tree leaves, or roads that are too narrow/not enough parking so they actually need to room for that.

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It’s usually pretty easy to get your voice heard in a municipal government. You should look into what the processes are to get on the microphone at a meeting.

In a city, there’s no promise you’ll get the time of day, though. There might be 20 other Karens complaining about too many tree leaves/roads that are too narrow/not enough parking.

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It’s usually pretty easy to get your voice heard in a municipal government. You should look into what the processes are to get some time on the microphone at a meeting.

In a city, there’s no promise you get the time of day, though. There might be 20 other Karens complaining about too many tree leaves/roads that are too narrow/not enough parking.