While expressing myself through blogging and giving my personal opinion on the situation at hand my experience with it was somewhat dull. The fact that I was able to voice my opinion on the topic and express myself freely was self-satisfying, but for some reason I didn’t get the feedback that I ultimately wanted. Why didn’t it work for me I have no clue, but I took several different approaches to get the people involved and to tell me exactly what they were thinking about my ideas, comments, and questions. The reason why I feel the process was kind of dull for me was because although I’ve made some very good points, for some reason I really didn’t receive any feed-back. My first post was the only post that received any feedback and the response was very vague, which was good in a way. At that point I took the advantage to inform that person on what the criminal justice system was lacking, how it didn’t serve us any purpose pertaining to our taxes, and I specifically elaborated on the United States’ “War on Drugs” campaign. The process as a whole did have a great impact on my view on Hobbs’ “Publique Reason” theory and how influential it can be. Although I didn’t accomplish much, it proved to me first hand that involving people’s opinions in certain areas can definitely be both informative and helpful for progress throughout the world. I feel like the information I provided was very helpful to those who were unaware of the information that was provided to them. If there’s anything that I learned about blogging, it would have to be the fact that not everyone knows everything or anything about the topic at hand. There were people who posted things that were off topic and non-informational what so ever. While these public forums would be very helpful and influential to our society, not many people use them as such. I can almost compare blogging and other forms of blogging with the social media that we see today such as; Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of social media that people are involved in. The overall experience from blogging was both good and bad in a sense; good because I was able to voice my own personal opinion and tell people how I feel, bad because I really didn’t receive any feedback from anyone. I really enjoyed voicing my opinion and allowing my voice to be heard, I guess you can say that in itself outweighed anything I may have considered to be negative throughout the process.