Neither the abolitionists nor suffragettes nor civil rights movement would have thought it “reasonable” to think they could override the extraordinary economic and governmental force of the status quo of their times. Yet they did. It can take time, but better ideas ultimately win

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What is the new "reasonable" idea you are suggesting?
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It is time once again for the people to rise up.
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The status quo of the socioeconomic system is waking more and more people up to what's possible. It can sometimes be a slow process but we will get there! We will end poverty and all the wrongs in this world and begin healing the wounded Human Condition inflicted by Capitalism.
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Your tweets sound thoughtful at first glance, but are just vacuous platitudes. What "better idea" do you have?
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Yes! ... It takes ... Courage ... Faith ... Determination ... and support from like minded people! ... As Marianne says ... An idea that's shared ... ... can become hugely powerful!
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Much can be said for human rights movements aligned with the power and righteousness of the Divine Presence. saveourhomeworld.org. Whoever has ears, let them hear. Whoever has eyes, let them see. When the time is right, so much for the status quo!! Hopefully, the time is NOW!
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Thank you for your moral support. ❤️
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Definitely! 💗💗💗💗
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We don't have time.
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