Americans are now pathologically habituated to asking “Pretty please?” for things that can literally mean the difference between life and death, from a system that’s pathologically habituated to telling them no as often as it says yes. And only the people can change this.

Aug 3, 2020 · 4:06 AM UTC

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example?
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Replying to @marwilliamson @RoseAnnDeMoro
"Change" How? "When injustice becomes law - rebellion becomes duty" (Robert Samwell)
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If you are abused for long enough you can start to believe somehow you deserve it. You don’t. None of us do. Being treated as inferior and made to beg for what others take for granted and won’t share is a form of abuse. What we believe about ourselves is critical. It’s a choice
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HELP Ashton Kutcher, “Where is the federal relief for Iowa? 10m acres of crops have been destroyed. Houses. Communities. Wake up federal gov! What because it’s not called a tornado or hurricane you don’t need to act fast? Come On!!”
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Not a bad time for America to go on strike
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Nice people, right?
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Technically they're being indoctrinated with the attitude that even so much as asking for one's basic human rights is taboo and communist and must be stamped out in favor of blind loyalty.
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Americans have been brainwashed to believe it’s a moral failing to have a social safety net.
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Love you Marianne
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Our economy is going to be propped up entirely by the income of guillotine makers on etsy
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