Incremental changes won’t produce fundamental repair. We need a massive awakening now among We the People: a realization that a sociopathic economic system (corporate rule), lacking in empathy or conscience, is leading us in a direction that’s self-destructive for the human race.

Dec 19, 2018 · 5:44 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Actually, most changes start slow and build. The civil rights movement did not desegregate the south overnight. The key is to be persistent.
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The Civil Rights movement was a call for fundamental change. Many argued that Martin Luther King Jr. was moving too fast, but he argued against “incrementalism” saying the status quo at a certain point would only co-opt the changes.
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Yeah nice long poetic paragraphs don’t start anything either. Show us what YOU are doing? Other than tweeting?
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A lot, actually. I will be making a major announcement on January 28.
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Politicians that wave off large scale Progressive reform in favor of "incremental change" at "the proper time" are really saying that until a people-funded lobbyist pays them more than a corporate-sponsored lobbyist does, change won't happen at all...
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I salute you @marwilliamson! You are an inspirer and authentic leader. Keep shining brightly and I’ll watch with passion and enthusiasm from Scotland that you achieve your dream. @NicolaSturgeon is trying to achieve much of the same here. I admire your courage #speak your truth
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Blimey that's heavy.
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slt
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Socialism does not work. Capitalism does. Sure it needs to be reigned in by the people through government from time to time. Govt run business is tyranny.
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