I told Trump he had harnessed the power of fear (bigotry, racism, hate) for political purposes, and we would defeat him by harnessing the power of love (decency, dignity, compassion). Our task is to answer collectivized hate w/ collectivized love. I also told him love would win.
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God’s love is impersonal. MLK Jr. said he was grateful God told him he had to love his enemies but “that he didn’t say I have to like them.” Loving Trump doesn’t mean I’m supposed to acquiesce to behavior that’s destructive to our democracy or to people. Sometimes Love says “No.”

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Replying to @marwilliamson @StriveUpward
Not very 5th dimensional of you. There is purpose to balance between polarity. Both provide opportunities for lesson and growth. You can’t claim to hold light and and hold others in the dark. “- Melchizedek”
Replying to @marwilliamson @StriveUpward
Remember, dark shows us how to achieve the light. Also dark is a matter of society perception. Your dark is another’s light. Source does not judge, nor did Sananda. It’s a lesson I need to remember!!
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We have a representative democracy and we have a republic. Having one doesn’t mean we don’t have the other.
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