Gandhi said “the problem with the world is that humanity is not in its right mind.” The vast majority of the world’s problems are caused by human error; the reason systems that have failed us is because people have failed to guide the systems from a place of compassion and love.
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I wouldn't call it "error." That implies that the failure arose passively out of negligence. There is intention behind this failure. There are too many who actively seek out destruction. No more gray area. If you don't choose love, you choose hate.
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Replying to @PallyDemi
We WERE negligent. Look at the relatively small number of people in the United States who actually vote.

Jul 5, 2020 · 10:44 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @PallyDemi
True..unfortunately I was one of them. This has become a wakeup call for me. Thank you Marianne..I needed to hear this.
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Those who would vote are often not given the option to vote for someone who represents love and compassion. In the rare instance we are, there is an intentional, malignant campaign to squelch that option through misinformation, voter suppression and disenfranchisement.
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1:While true the fact that many don’t care enough to be informed is the real issue. This thread speaks volumes of throwing the baby out w/bathwater, too many are looking for perfection & just like Jon Stewart said "America is not natural. Natural is tribal. We're fighting against
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2: ...thousands of years of human behavior and history," Stewart said. "That's what's exceptional about America... this ain't easy. It's an incredible thing."
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