Candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.
Joined February 2009
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Actually, no one here is ignoring Jesus. But I certainly reject that smugness and arrogance which is so totally different than anything he said or was.
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A serious conversation should be initiated at the highest levels of government with tribal leaders in several states.
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We should definitely give back the Black Hills of South Dakota. That was promised in a treaty in 1864.
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I’m a “regulate-it-fairly and keep it in its lane” kind of girl. I know that’s a disappointment to some but it’s a relief to others. It’s simply my truth.
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In order to save human civilization, we must do what every archetypal goddess figure says to do: protect the children (which means everyone’s child) and tend to the home (which means the earth itself). She’s called the “divine mother.” She’s not joking & she’s fierce when pissed.
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Election law means nothing to them; they’re a lawless crowd. If the law’s an impediment to their will they just shoo it away. Supreme irony they say they’re for “law and order,” as they’re purveyors of lawlessness & chaos. The old “l’ll say you’re doing what I’m doing” technique.
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Sandy Fisher
When I was a child, my parents loved me & we had enough to eat. They could also afford to send me to college. As the years have gone by & I’ve seen more of life, my appreciation for what they were able to give me has only increased. I didn’t need hardship to teach me to work hard
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But there’s the rub: Improve the economy for WHO? What many people call “improving” the economy is actually now improving it for a few at the expense of the many. That’s not improvement; it’s injustice.
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And what do you think a lot of that mental illness came from if not a life of such overwhelming despair?
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I don’t mean this disrespectfully but I have a feeling you’re not poor. You’re right that happiness is not tied to wealth but that’s not a reason to justify a lack of economic justice.
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We can’t change them. But what we can do - and must do - is provide an awesomely beautiful and compelling alternative to the narrative they’ve been sold.
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