We often talk about less important things because to talk about the most important things would be too emotionally overwhelming. That’s why we don’t having the conversations we need to be having about how to create peace; to do so, we would have to face the harsh realities of war

Nov 27, 2019 · 12:34 PM UTC

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The biggest problem with our lack of emotional sobriety on the topic of war is that the financial interests of warmongers are served by our denial and distractedness. Who will reap the karma there - just them, or will it not be all of us?
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Case in point: the US Air Force has ordered 100 B21 raiders, a bomber that costs $560M each and drops nuclear as well as conventional bombs. 5 of those and it’s over for civilization as we know it, 10 and it’s over for the species. So obviously we do not need 100 of those planes.
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“I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: that his justice cannot sleep forever...” - Thomas Jefferson
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A combination of you and @JohnDelaney is what America needs. Dude bros + Astrology Bros = electoral landslide.
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It’s insane that we’ve been taught to fear love and peace instead of embracing the wellspring of life that they are. I pray for a world shift during our #holidays — 🌱into peace 🌱into empathy 🌱into love 🌱into courage and hope @marwilliamson #SeasonOfRepair #Marianne2020
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The United States is facing an All Systems Breakdown. We must collectively pause & face challenging issues head on. May we begin with a deeper conversation about A United States Department Of Peace. Marianne2020.com/issues

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Replying to @marwilliamson
What exactly are you smoking ? .. why we don't having .. ?
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Love conquers all.
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We would have to face the harsh realities of who we are, and how we put food on the table.
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You make this point well. Tulsi Gabbard also points out our “regime change” wars, but often alienates people in the way she does it. Thank you for your wise, loving communication approach.
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