There are things America needs to atone for, such as a streak of violence which has been part of our national character from our earliest days. Our unwillingness to look deeply at this keeps us from becoming what we are capable of becoming. Today let's atone & ask for forgiveness

May 8, 2019 · 4:50 AM UTC

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@YNB please follow her and read her values; she’s also running for President 2020
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Students have been taught their country, its founders & heroes, their religions are evil for the past 30 years. Meanwhile, video games (1st person shooter), movies, & TV glorify death & violence while electronic devices minimize social skills. What did you expect would happen?
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A call for a day of atonement is not necessarily something I want from my political representatives, maybe not even my 'cult leader.' Maybe tomorrow can be set aside to celebrate (or seek to atone for) the Liberation of the Venezuelan People('s Oil).
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11/11 - Armistice Day Last Monday in September - Smedley Butler Day ...other, perhaps more pressing issues to address?... ok
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As you know it’s a mind set. It’s a mental health & emotional issue People who want to hurt will find a way. Solve mental health you solve a lot
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No one connects mass consciousness, political economy and democracy's failings as @marwilliamson. More leaders must learn the connection between truth reconciliation; atonement and peace; captialism and compassion from her @amyjccuddy @BreneBrown
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My father fought in World War II. That is not what I am talking about at all.I have great admiration, respect and gratitude for those who have served in our military.
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