Marianne Williamson
 @marwilliamson

Candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.

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Joined February 2009
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Replying to @loucifer37
You’ll have to use yours because I never had any
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Replying to @loucifer37
Yeah that was never me
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Replying to @DavidYo59602347
Yes
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Tolerance of systemic violence against women can’t be justified in the name of anti-imperialism, helping other human beings isn’t “a savior complex,” and leaving the most powerless & desperate people to fend for themselves in the hour of their agony isn’t political sophistication
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Oh really?
Replying to @UniversalMath51
Wishing you well.
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Replying to @Newman_LLC @profwolff
Okay. And please listen to my interview as well.
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Replying to @UniversalMath51
Good! You're in a nicer mood tonight:)
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Replying to @saxstrowski @profwolff
What I'm saying is that the exit strategy has been infuriatingly inept. I'm getting texts from women activists trying right now to help women get out, desperately trying to charter planes etc. This isn't about how we stayed; it's about how we're leaving. This is not slogan time.
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Replying to @LavenderNRed @BillKristol
That was a lot of years ago, before the Taliban. Women today shouldn't have to suffer because the US was wrong in the 1980's.
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Capitalism Run Amok: What went wrong & how to fix it. Listen to an amazing interview w/ economist Richard Wolff @profwolff, discussing capitalism, socialism & ways to make America a more equitable society. A fundamental lesson in things we need to know now youtube.com/IiEmfXECD9k
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Replying to @saxstrowski @POTUS
Not incredible at all. First three principles of peace creation are: greater economic opportunity for women, more education for children, and reduction of violence against women. Silence about systemic violence against women in the name of anti-imperialism is bogus.
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Replying to @sunsetrs
So WW2 was an imperialistic war, I guess. And letting Rwandan genocide happen was just letting people determine there own destiny. Got it.
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Replying to @Chival7738
I could say the same thing about your misogyny, so let's stop with the insults and agree to disagree.
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I understand the argument that 20 yrs was enough & it was time to leave Afghanistan. That's the president's call. But the exit should have been done with far more care & w/ far more safety provided for those who had helped us. @POTUS can still make this right and he must #ACTNOW!
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The wonderful @ANNELAMOTT has put together a fund to give all of us an opportunity to help. @MSF_USA gofundme.com/f/humanitarian-…
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Replying to @GravelInstitute
YES.
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“If this is the stance of the Biden administration then its decarbonisation agenda has been well and truly buried. According to no less an authority than the IEA, if we are to reach net zero by 2050, we need to end fossil fuel capacity expansion now.”theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Replying to @BowhuntressInMI @shakur423
No he is not.
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Replying to @KeithBos3 @Sapient6000 @MotherDaisee @EugeneDaps
Yes we should! But there were tens of thousands of people who helped us as interpreters etc. and apparently the exit was not planned well enough to make it happen. That’s why they’re scrambling now. Apparently they thought they had more time.
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