Corruption Grows In A Neglected Garden
Everything needs to be properly tended to and maintained, that includes close observation when backyard gardening. In some cases, a few weeds can hide in ignored areas, going undetected until they suddenly become a rooted stranglehold, choking off healthy plant material.
Even a dirt plot that has a balanced ecosystem can be attacked, changing the environment from healthy to weak, as corruption takes root. Pruning exposes noxious weeds, cutting back the opportunity of a hostile takeover. Active participation is necessary, no lazy standards allowed.
Transparency and accountability are strong barriers against invasive species, a culture of integrity builds strong systems. Weed control is serious business, preventing corruption by empowering fierce, garden friends like ladybugs and praying mantis within perimeter garden walls.
The same, diligent care needs to be applied to America by protecting all borders from those with nefarious intentions. Inside corruption comes in many forms, starting as a small transgression, then building until solicitous greed and padded payoffs become everyday habits.
As Americans, standing united for a better country is the biggest deterrent for those who wish to see the United States fail. Overall good must prevail or all efforts become futile and corruption wins.
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